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Thanks SEM, I was told that a separate modem and router is the way to go. I had my eye on a Draytek 100 series modem and a Netgear DM111P ( Broadcom chip ) - I didn't know whether these would work with the Asus Routers or a Buffalo WHR-HP-G54 ( with dd-wrt )

Thank you - Kal-EL, I should have stated in my original post that I wanted to know about ADSL modems and not cable modems.

Hi Guys, 1) Can you recommend the best stand alone modem to pair with either an Asus N56U or N66U Router ?. 2) Should the either of the above routers be used as an access point with the modem or bridged with the modem ?. Thank you.

Hi Guys, Have been told by helpful people on the snbforum, that the best setup for home internet use is to use a separate modem and router. Can you guys tell me the difference between the following modems and the chip-sets they use ? - are they more reliable than the broad-com chipsets when...

Hi Guys, Just wanted to ask how to use 'Fujipoly Extreme Thermal Pad' on a broad-com chip in my router ?. I cut the pad to size and then attached it to the bottom of the heat-sink and then applied gentle pressure to stick on to the router chip - the heat-sink is bigger than the chip itself -...

Dear Colleagues, It would be great if you could tell me which one of these g adsl modem routers ( from personal experience ) is the best rated for signal strength, speed and stability and as a workhorse - just switching it on and not having to touch it again. I have a 2 storey house and have a...