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Which sky router to use?
This is a discussion on Which sky router to use? within the Sky Router forums, part of the Sky Broadband help category; I have all of them, from 2006 up until now. Which one is the best model currently?...
- 26-11-10, 04:25 PM #1
Which sky router to use?
I have all of them, from 2006 up until now. Which one is the best model currently?
Advertisement- 26-11-10, 04:29 PM #2
Re: Which sky router to use?
DG834GT IMO, then D-Link, then DG934, the Sagem
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Useful Sticky: - How To Obtain Your Router Stats, BT Speed Test, Check For Test Socket
- 27-11-10, 11:46 AM #3
Re: Which sky router to use?
It depends on your line and whether you are on SVBN. I too prefer the GT, but I find the DG934 syncs a Mb higher with better stability on my line. I am not on SVBN. The only way to find out which is best for you is to plug them in and take the stats.
TomD
Please note the views and recommendations in my posts are my own and in no way reflect the views of SkyUser.
Useful Utilites
https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/wifi_information_view.html/ TCPOptimiser /Test Socket
Note - When downloading always select the Custom install or you will end up with stuff you don't want.
- 27-11-10, 12:53 PM #4
Re: Which sky router to use?
I've tried a Sky netgear dg834gt and a netgear dg834g V3 (which the sky dg934g is based on) on the same phone line. Both on a Sky connection (non-SVBN Globspan DSLAM) and on a BT connection. The Sky DG834GT synced considerably more than a Mb higher than the AR7 based dg834g. I did have a problem with CRC errors with the DG834GT, and I found it necessary to use the adslctl command to raise the noise margin a little, but that was before Sky introduced their DLM which would take care of that issue.
I haven't tested the D-link on an ADSL connection, but I found that its wifi signal strength is quite a bit weaker than the dg834gt. Still, I suppose soldering on a pair of external antenna might improve that.
I would go with the DG834GT. Although I would recommend mounting it vertically in its stand, to improve ventilation.
If I was buying a new router, I'd be looking for one that uses the broadcom BCM6358, but not the Netgear DG834N.