For a long time I had a Linksys adsl modem-router all in one device to connect to the internet.
Now the unit is failing, dropping connections all the time. I checked the inside and all the chips are very hot. I put some large heat sinks and a fan on it. It worked for a while. But now it just keeps dropping connections.
The unit is 5 years old. So I don't mind buying a new one.
Now I was wondering if it is better to buy a separate modem and separate router. Most people seem to think so.
But then there seems to be very little choice in modems that don't have a router built in. Or am I wrong here? You can find some older adsl2+ modems but I need a VDSL2 capable modem that can do at least 50Mbps. (this is almost the standard speed in Belgium).
If I google I'm only getting this D-Link model which is discontinued...
http://www.dlink.com/us/en/support/product/dsl-6300v-high-speed-vdsl-broadband
Any thoughts?
Thx,
Karel.
Now the unit is failing, dropping connections all the time. I checked the inside and all the chips are very hot. I put some large heat sinks and a fan on it. It worked for a while. But now it just keeps dropping connections.
The unit is 5 years old. So I don't mind buying a new one.
Now I was wondering if it is better to buy a separate modem and separate router. Most people seem to think so.
But then there seems to be very little choice in modems that don't have a router built in. Or am I wrong here? You can find some older adsl2+ modems but I need a VDSL2 capable modem that can do at least 50Mbps. (this is almost the standard speed in Belgium).
If I google I'm only getting this D-Link model which is discontinued...
http://www.dlink.com/us/en/support/product/dsl-6300v-high-speed-vdsl-broadband
Any thoughts?
Thx,
Karel.
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