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Skie · 24-03-2011, 22:07

Seems like, for a communications company, Virgin aren't particularly good at it. I have a VMNG300 and Superhub, they can be swapped happily. The only thing that changes is the IP address and latency. Oh and reliability :p

In an attempt at re-railing this thread, here is my experience of moving off the damned superhub. I dont know if this is unique to me, but my connection is now massively better without the infernal device:

Last Thursdays Superhub:
[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]

This Thursdays VMNG300:
[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]

The difference is shocking. The Superhub is an awful piece of kit. It's even worse when you consider that last week the house was empty from 8am to 5pm, whereas there has been someone off this week so the connection would have been used. It is still not perfect, but that is down to VM's network not their CPE. Gaming certainly feels a bit better now though, as does browsing.

24-03-2011, 22:07	#67
Skie a giant headend Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Liverpool Posts: 1,169	Re: Vmng300 Seems like, for a communications company, Virgin aren't particularly good at it. I have a VMNG300 and Superhub, they can be swapped happily. The only thing that changes is the IP address and latency. Oh and reliability :p In an attempt at re-railing this thread, here is my experience of moving off the damned superhub. I dont know if this is unique to me, but my connection is now massively better without the infernal device: Last Thursdays Superhub: [img]Download Failed (1)[/img] This Thursdays VMNG300: [img]Download Failed (1)[/img] The difference is shocking. The Superhub is an awful piece of kit. It's even worse when you consider that last week the house was empty from 8am to 5pm, whereas there has been someone off this week so the connection would have been used. It is still not perfect, but that is down to VM's network not their CPE. Gaming certainly feels a bit better now though, as does browsing.