[gui-talk] A router question:

[David Andrews]

DSL speeds are mostly controlled by the company providing the 
service.  There are faster flavors of DSL available today.  You would 
first have to arrange/pay for faster service from your provider, if 
it is available, then either your existing equipment would handle it, 
or not, and you would have to get an upgrade.  If it is 7 years old, 
It might, but couldn't say for sure.  That is a good bit of time in 
computer time, but my Sisco DSL modem is that old I think, and can 
handle the newer faster speeds.

Dave

At 11:59 PM 5/15/2008, you wrote:
>Seven years ago I received a 2Wire router from SBC. Yahoo when I installed
>my first DSL connection.  My download speeds are as fast as advertised but
>I'm wondering if I'd get better performance with a newer router.  It seems
>they must have improved some in this amount of time but I could be wrong.
>Any thoughts will be appreciated.  also, if you think a newer router would
>make a difference, please tell me which you think would be most accessible.
>I know their software is different.  thanks
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