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duggie2006 20-11-2012 13:29

Superhub Install or Not?
 
Just been double speed upgraded to 100mb and superhub delivered yesterday, i use wireless all over my house at the moment with a DIR615 but since being upgraded my connection speed has been up and down. Having read all the negative threads about the not so superhub do i install it or not, any advice what to do would be welcome

Thanke Lee

jempalmer 20-11-2012 13:45

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
Put it in modem mode and use your DIR-615.

Mick Fisher 20-11-2012 14:37

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jempalmer (Post 35499497)
Put it in modem mode and use your DIR-615.

^

duggie2006 20-11-2012 15:34

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
so if i want 100-120mb its best to buy a another router and not bother even trying the superhub, if thats the case whats best for range ect for about £100

Thanks Lee

craigj2k12 20-11-2012 15:37

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
Linksys E4200 or EA4500 ;)

Sirius 20-11-2012 15:43

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jempalmer (Post 35499497)
Put it in modem mode and use your DIR-615.

Thats how i have my shub setup and i have no issues :tu:

duggie2006 20-11-2012 15:50

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35499539)
Thats how i have my shub setup and i have no issues :tu:

My DIR615 is running DDWRT what sort of speed do you get from yours wireless

Thanks Lee

General Maximus 20-11-2012 18:31

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
your DIR615 will do you in the short term dude but you really need to be looking at a new router. Under no circumstances should you use the shub in router mode. If you want to do yourself the biggest favour ever and save yourself a great deal of time and hassel you will put it in modem mode and buy yourself a Linksys router. There are various models to choose from and what Craig has suggested above are the top of the range models which you might not need. It looks like they have changed the range about. Something like this should be perfect for you and is a bargain at £65 because it was £100 a couple of weeks ago when I recommened it to someone.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Linksys-Perf...3435912&sr=8-4

Lots of features but the most important thing for you is that it has got gigabit ports and simultaneous dual band which is great. Run n and g at the same allowing all your laptops, mobile phones etc to get connected at their maximum speed.

I have always used Linksys routers from day 1 and never had a problem with any of them. They have always been rock solid, reliable and delivered great performance.

craigj2k12 20-11-2012 18:49

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
With a £100 budget, the E4200 or EA4500 are perfect

General Maximus 20-11-2012 20:12

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
sorry, missed the £100 bit, you defo want the E4200, it is la creme de la creme and you'll be mocking all the ming mongs who come onto the forum with shub problems telling them exactly what I have told you; do yourself a favour and buy a Linksys router because they are awesome

craigj2k12 20-11-2012 21:49

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
yeah, or the EA4500 which is higher specced

duggie2006 21-11-2012 08:05

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
Thanks for all your advice gentlemen i will go and order an EA4500 then and save myself a lot a time and effort, any recommendation of a supplier or will a Google search suffice.

Again thanks
Lee

General Maximus 21-11-2012 09:39

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
Amazon looks the cheapest so far. You want to get it from a reputable retailer and not somewhere you have never heard of.

qasdfdsaq 21-11-2012 16:30

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
Wow £108 is a bit overpriced for a "N900" router...

craigj2k12 21-11-2012 16:44

Re: Superhub Install or Not?
 
not really

especially if you consider the specs of it


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