Router with a specific chipset
I wouldn't expect a big difference in performance I think, Netgear is a good router as long as you have the latest firmware. if your on ADSL2+ this means that INP is likely to be on for your line and will put some overhead on your router to get some calculations done 
so the latests firmware will ensure that your router is handling the INP calculations in a timely manner.
btw, almost all Edimax routers have TI chipsets
so the latests firmware will ensure that your router is handling the INP calculations in a timely manner.btw, almost all Edimax routers have TI chipsets
The Broadcom chipset only has an advantage on SOME LLU ADSL2+services.
I know that on Be for example their DSLAM's implement an extension to INP that works with Broadcom but not other chipsets to further improve performance and stability. But they supply your router anyway, though many choose to use their own so do take note of this.
(DG834GT is very popular with Be customers)
I know that on Be for example their DSLAM's implement an extension to INP that works with Broadcom but not other chipsets to further improve performance and stability. But they supply your router anyway, though many choose to use their own so do take note of this.
(DG834GT is very popular with Be customers)
How is the Trendchip for ADSL2+ ?
Any well known issues with certain new 21CN dslams ?
(Like the Broadcom BCM6348 & Huawei hardware which don't seem to get on well....)
Thanks f9o
Any well known issues with certain new 21CN dslams ?
(Like the Broadcom BCM6348 & Huawei hardware which don't seem to get on well....)
Thanks f9o