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qasdfdsaq · 25-02-2012, 02:58

Whoops... got distracted by weekend-y stuff.

Click for full size where you can clearly see a laptop connected to a LAN port of a TL-WR2543ND and downloading at 233mbps through the WAN port. Some scrolling may be required.

Being 4am, I pretty much just yanked it off the shelf and plugged it in. With (literally) off the shelf settings and upgraded software. I couldn't really bothered tweaking the settings to get the most performance so you could probably get more.

Being a TP-Link it's only got a lowly 400Mhz CPU whereas competitors have had 680Mhz-1.2Ghz CPUs in their routers for years. Yet it's doing well over double what you claim to be the maximum. Unoptimized.

25-02-2012, 02:58	#13
qasdfdsaq cf. mega noob Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 6,874	Re: Fibreband wireless router Whoops... got distracted by weekend-y stuff. Click for full size where you can clearly see a laptop connected to a LAN port of a TL-WR2543ND and downloading at 233mbps through the WAN port. Some scrolling may be required. Being 4am, I pretty much just yanked it off the shelf and plugged it in. With (literally) off the shelf settings and upgraded software. I couldn't really bothered tweaking the settings to get the most performance so you could probably get more. Being a TP-Link it's only got a lowly 400Mhz CPU whereas competitors have had 680Mhz-1.2Ghz CPUs in their routers for years. Yet it's doing well over double what you claim to be the maximum. Unoptimized. __________________ Ultimate® SuperHub2™ Mod©: N750 Simultaneous dual-band wireless (300+450) 5 Upgradeable antennas, dual-processor, 7 ports Fully customizeable dd-wrt/openwrt routing engine Last edited by qasdfdsaq; 25-02-2012 at 03:12.