jonbennell wrote: Hi David,

I've done some testing with a 3300V+ and found the following results, using a PC application called Network Speed from http://www.optimumx.com/

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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Client connected from 172.30.2.100 12/14/2010 11:26:43 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Client has disconnected. Transferred 1000MB in 279.62 seconds. Results: (Bps=Bytes, bps=bits) Peak--> Bps: 4066714 KBps: 3971 MBps: 3.9 Kbps: 31771 Mbps: 31.03 Avg--> Bps: 3750057 KBps: 3662 MBps: 3.6 Kbps: 29297 Mbps: 28.61 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

During this test, the routers CPU was maxed out at 100%. However, in real world usage, when I was copying files between the LAN and WAN, I was getting much closer to 100Mbps.

I hope this helps,

Jon Bennell

jonbennell wrote: David,

Unfortunately, I've no idea what the differences are between the 3300V and the 3300V+, which I have. Perhaps someone else here could elaborate?

When you're performing your throughput tests, what is the CPU usage? What are your achieved speeds? I know that ADSL and Cable services are contended so perhaps this is a factor? Perhaps you could try some independent speed tests with each of your Internet connections directly connected to a computer/laptop so that you have a point of comparison?

I get the impression that the limiting factor in the 3300 series is the processing hardware.

For the record, I'm running firmware version 2.6.3 (EN).