Thread: Superhub Wrong Superhub adapter?
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Old 14-08-2012, 15:36   #12
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Re: Wrong Superhub adapter??

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Originally Posted by jb66 View Post
Why are you posting a link to a stalling tactic?
It's not. Apart from the example I posted earlier there is this one from last year:
http://community.virginmedia.com/t5/...ng/td-p/353001

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50MB didn't seem that impressive, pages wouldn't load on occasions and the hub would drop the main Internet connection and wifi regularly.
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The new router PSU is 12volts......The old modem PSU operates at 10volts
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My new Super hub is much more stable (I wonder why) but its still not perfect..So heres what I've done to make it better:

1, Set the Wireless N speed to 145 MB (this seems to improve the wifi reliability)
2, Disable the IPflood detection in content filtering...services.... (this seems to improve the opening pages issue and pages timing out.) If you want to check the difference go to speedtest.net then pingtest.net and try it...I was getting 80% packet loss..... With IPflood switched off its now 100% accurate.
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