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Fully working and hardly used as i have a virgin hub now.
£5, collect from Tranmere.
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You might want to reconsider mate - the wifi from the Virginmedia Superhub is notoriously bad! I run mine in modem mode with a proper router.
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I only use wireless on my laptop, everything else is hardwired mate. I used to find the virgin one woefully underpowered but now im in a smaller house, its much better.
Know exactly what you mean though!!
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Out of curiosity. Besides improving the range, would using another router with the superhub increase the speed?
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