jackr
join:2004-03-10
Barrie, ON | reply to Bicephale
Re: Tweaks
Looks like a great modem. Is it? I'm using the 2Wire 2700HG-B and it's ok, but wonder if there's an advantage to switching. Looks like you can do more with this modem. |
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mlerner
Premium
join:2000-11-25
Nepean, ON
 ·TekSavvy Solutions..
·Bell Sympatico
| said by jackr  :Looks like a great modem. Is it? I'm using the 2Wire 2700HG-B and it's ok, but wonder if there's an advantage to switching. Looks like you can do more with this modem. In my experience, a good 2Wire modem beats every other modem out there. Some let you tweak but I find the 2Wire modems because of the chips they use tend to give you the best performance out of the box so no adjustments are required. |
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Bicephale
join:2005-09-24 | reply to jackr
Customability is a nice asset but yes, at 63 dB attn. the 2Wire is a champion. |
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piotr_1
join:2005-04-04
Mississauga, ON | reply to mlerner
2wire suck's I have 2 brand new and refurb and speedstream 6520 and 4200 both the simens outpreforme the 2 wier modem |
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Bicephale
join:2005-09-24
·TekSavvy Solutions..
·Velcom
| Hi Piotr_1,
Some people are very happy with their SS4200 while
others prefer a 2Wire, for me it's a GNet and i've
shown why i appreciate it exactly but you and i we
don't seem to speak the same language if all there
is to discuss is related to devices that "suck"...
I'm curious about all brands and models as long as
i can obtain more than qualitative information so,
if you don't mind, you'd please me quite genuinely
if you could find the time to add such a snapshot:
SNR Drops at regular intervals, HiVolt, 2007-Oct-18
The same goes of MLerner even if he was here about
two month ago already. I don't mind, i'm patient!
As you can see, this thread is related to tweaking
a variety of parameters and, while i test them, it
provides a great opportunity for trouble-shooting.
All i care about is what an SS4200 or else will do
for me should i get my hands on one of those and i
woulnd't mind at all if you could show us what the
SpeedStreams 4200 & 6520 are capable of, honestly!
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