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General Maximus · 03-10-2013, 18:52

deary me dude, you have shot yourself in the foot big time. I assuming you had a vmng300 before if you are on 120mbit, you should have kept. Technically a shub could improve your evening speeds as it can load balance across more channels but if your area is prone to congestion I would assume the other channels would be in the same position and thus any performance increase would be marginal.

I don't know if this has been covered in another thread yet but I am curious to know whether they have stopped producing shub1's yet and trying to get rid of their stock so they can focus on shub2's. I hope they aren't still buying them because they are way behind the mark now technlogy wise and should be EOL. I need to pick Ben's brains.

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General Maximus cf.mega poster Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Lincoln Services: phone + 1gbit BB + SkyQ Posts: 11,021	Re: Looks like Virgin are determined to flush out old modems deary me dude, you have shot yourself in the foot big time. I assuming you had a vmng300 before if you are on 120mbit, you should have kept. Technically a shub could improve your evening speeds as it can load balance across more channels but if your area is prone to congestion I would assume the other channels would be in the same position and thus any performance increase would be marginal. I don't know if this has been covered in another thread yet but I am curious to know whether they have stopped producing shub1's yet and trying to get rid of their stock so they can focus on shub2's. I hope they aren't still buying them because they are way behind the mark now technlogy wise and should be EOL. I need to pick Ben's brains.