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kwikbreaks · 19-09-2011, 11:11

I have seen no believable complaints about the modem section of the superhub and no complaints about problems when using modem mode.

The hubs failings are limited to a distinctly lack lustre feature set for the router, mediocre wireless performance, and general instability which can almost certainly all be laid at the door of the memory leak in the wifi driver VM identified and declared fixed.

About the only problem I can see with using the Superhub as a modem is the size, poor connector layout, and possibly a still overbright VM logo although even that may be toned down in modem mode and if not gaffer tape is your friend.

If you feel the need for 100Mbps then I think R30 has probably removed the last obstacle.

19-09-2011, 11:11	#6
kwikbreaks cf.mega poster Join Date: May 2010 Services: Plusnet FTTC, FoxSat HDR for TV, Vonage VOIP. Posts: 2,082	Re: Superhub Question I have seen no believable complaints about the modem section of the superhub and no complaints about problems when using modem mode. The hubs failings are limited to a distinctly lack lustre feature set for the router, mediocre wireless performance, and general instability which can almost certainly all be laid at the door of the memory leak in the wifi driver VM identified and declared fixed. About the only problem I can see with using the Superhub as a modem is the size, poor connector layout, and possibly a still overbright VM logo although even that may be toned down in modem mode and if not gaffer tape is your friend. If you feel the need for 100Mbps then I think R30 has probably removed the last obstacle.