Recent content by Goblin_King

I got it working...It upped the speed of my 2.4GHz downstairs, but 5GHz was still lacking...This Belkin always had extreme trouble with the 5GHz band. Thread can be closed.

Ok, I'm in the Belkins dd-wrt admin page now...I forgot it changed addresses when I installed dd-wrt Under bridge mode there's a few options, what do I choose -AP Only -WDS Only -AP & WDS -AP-Client Only -AP & AP-Client

This did not really help So I need to put the old router on an IP addy outside the DHCP range of the new router...but keep the same 255.255.255.0 subnet, correct? I guess I have to change the SSID of the old router as well...so I would be connecting to a different SSID downstairs than upstairs?

I had a USB 2.0 dual band wireless N adapter...and I was getting 125/11.5 speeds wirelessly, which is the same speed as hardwired I get...So USB 2.0 should be able to push well over 100Mb...Either way, with USB 2.0, in real world speeds I don't think you would be able to push more than 150, 160...

I use to have Fios when I lived in NY...My neighborhood was actually the first in the country to get it. I have since moved to VA and now have Comcast. I have the 120/10 plan, soon to be 150/20 I believe. I get 125/11.5 constantly, even during peak hours. I don't think congestion is much of...

I was having horrible speed issues with my Belkin N750DB on both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies. I have Comcast 105/10, but get 120+/11.5 when hardwired. I was only getting 40Mb download right next to the router, and less than 10 when downstairs. I just bought an Asus RT-N66U, and can now...