Phraxos
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join:2004-06-12
UK
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Re: Cisco 851 Throughput Question
said by kamikatze  :Considering the 851 has the same CPU only half the memory, i'd say it will pretty much do the same. Not sure where you got the processor info from?! I'll bet that an 851 with extra memory comes nowhere close to an 871 performance wise.
I would go for at least an 871 for a 30Mb service especially considering the price difference.
Cisco stuff is much better made and much more sophisticated/versatile but if you just want a simple cheap router that will do the job 98% of the time don't buy a Cisco router, you will be wasting your money. |
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PA23
join:2001-12-12
East Hanover, NJ
| 871 is 2 1/2 times faster than the 851
25,000 PP/s vs 10,000 PP/s
see: »www.cisco.com/web/partners/downl···ance.pdf (which has already been posted)
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kamikatze
join:2007-11-02
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August 15th, @05:33PM
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CPU specs: »www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/sit···bTdG2977
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Delivering an ideal combination of price, performance and low-power operation, the MPC8272 Family supports CPU frequencies ranging from 266 MHz to 400 MHz while offering the benefits of low power consumption (0.8 W at 266 MHz).
If you open up a 870 you'll see 266MHz printed on the CPU.
I don't have a 850 here but that CPU doesn't go any slower.
Maybe the ALTERA chip is different.
The 870 has an EPM3128ATC144-7N.
»www.altera.com/cgi-bin/devsearch···=EPM3128
Can anyone look inside the 850? |
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rhard49
join:2001-04-12
Merrick, NY
 ·Verizon FIOS
| I just opened the 851 cablevision gives you Same MC8272 processor marked 266/200/66Mhz same altera chipset.
I use an 871w with a fios 20/20 connection. I have switched my plans several times started with 20/5 went to 35/10 finally settled out 20/20 as the best for my needs the 871 has worked perfectly at all speeds. |
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