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Your internet speed can't be improved by your router, unless your router is already slowing your internet.
My ISP is AT&T with DSL on 2wire modem/router. I was able to turn off routing in the 2wire and use it just as a modem and connect to my WNR3500L. The WNR3500L now handles all the routing. My average download speed is 1.3mb and upload 300kb. My question is does tomato or DD-WRT firmware allow me to adjust the bandwidth from my ISP provider so i can have faster access speeds from the internet? I havent flashed yet, but just curious.
September 3, 2010 10:28 AM
Thanks guys for getting back to me. I guess i will keep the stock firmware since speed is everything to me.
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September 3, 2010 11:34 AM
Mixter said: Thanks guys for getting back to me. I guess i will keep the stock firmware since speed is everything to me.Just to clarify, dd-wrt or tomato are able to handle around 100Mbit/s while the netgear firmware can handle around 200Mbit/s, but this is because netgear is using a fast nat module that does not have all features of the standard nat module.
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