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Old 26-03-2016, 16:07   #9
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Re: New router for 300 Mbps service?

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Originally Posted by lowei View Post
Those numbers are always raw throughput. As soon as you tack on PPPoE, the numbers plummet.


Sorry i might be wrong as I'm on BT and i don't think virgin use PPPoE.
You're generally right, infidel, however I can't say that it seems to make much of a dent in the router I have here. It can handle Cut-Through Forwarding / NAT Acceleration level 1 with PPPoE.

Who knows, evidently someone decided it'd be a good idea to implement PPPoE encapsulation and decapsulation in hardware and added it to the NAT acceleration.

I believe there are some other consumer routers that do so, too.
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