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wardy277

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Posted June 4, 2011 at 9:15AM

Hi,

I have been looking for a new router as my current one has packed in. I am mostly interested in a router with a fast and stable wifi and high throughput which can manage a high amount of maximum simultaneous connections. The linksys e4200 seems perfect and very well reviewed.

I am currently on adsl, no cable in area, so i would need one to have an adsl modem. Is there a version with a modem? Or will i need to look around for another?

I am mainly interested in throuput and the reviews and comparison sites sugest that linksys seems perfect midway between max simultaneous connections and price

Does anyone know of a comparison website that has adsl routers. The information am looking for on that's between £60 and £160 with high amount of ram, high throuput for Maximum Simultaneous Connections, similar to link text

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dawood

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Posted June 4, 2011 at 10:58AM

Linksys E4200 wireless router could be used to connect to ADSL modem, so no problem if you want to use it. In addition, you could also have a look on other wireless routers here.

Hope this helps.

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wardy277

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Posted June 4, 2011 at 10:02PM

Can you explain a bit more about connecting it to an adsl modem. Would this have any side effects. Like the router throuput being limited by the modem. Can you recommend any stable modem or will any do? If so, will my cheap adsl modem be used as a modem 'bridge'

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