Hardware Router Charts. These charts summarize the upload and download speeds of the routers we've tested. Did you find any surprises?. please if anybody you recieve the chart, please send it to me too. thanks in advance :) I joined the forums in order to see...

Router Chart. Thinggins, Your Router Chart is really cool! I am currently considering the DI-624/624S or the DI-824 from D-Link, but find them not listed on your Chart. Will they be included soon? The DI-624 is a real bargain now in shops near my place....

those new modem/basic router/firewall units locking up under load. What make/model modem do you have? 256 simultaneous connections would be awesome perfoirmance. As you can see from Toms Router Chart the average router does around 64 with the high end routers...

less interference. Netgear has 2 models, wireless and not. Many routers should be able to handle the 20 Mb/s WAN throughput -- check Tom's router chart for more details. The Netgear WNR854T looks like it's going to be a great router, when it's finished....

and low-maintenance router, why not check out Tom's Router Chart? I believe he focused on P2P for his tests. There are many affordable routers in the top half that would suit your needs. LA. Folken, the 20th century called, they want their Pentium-III...

I woould stay away from any pre 11n and mimo products. Look at the router chart and decide from that. Dlink and Netgear both have some good gigaport routers. If you can get a version 3-4 Linksys WRT54g or even a gs would be good. The WRT54Gs are good little...