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#11. Posted:
mtolle06
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A new router wont necessarily fix your connection speed. Built into the OS are registry settings that control several key functions for data transfers. Maximum Transmission Units(MTU) and Time To Live (TTL). The Cache Size is also a key feature to improve the speed. Before going out and getting a new router, there are several things you should try.

1 -- like the guy above said, by pass router and go straight to computer port with it.
2 -- Download and install a internet booster program and it will help tweak the above mentioned settings for maximum potential. If it doesnt do much, then settings are accurate and it is indeed the router.

3 -- after each of these above suggestions, i recommend to run a speed test and see if the performance increases at all - [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Hope my little bit of knowledge helped you
#12. Posted:
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Do not install a internet boosting program that is just a fancy way of saying third party male ware soo noobs will download and get mined.get a new router especially if u have more than one device using the network/internet nothing will speed up ur network like a good router that is configured properly.
#13. Posted:
Wackoe100
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yes, very good router
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