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I had this Nokia Siemens ADSL wireless router (with 4 Ethernet ports). I used it as a router to transfer files over WiFi between two PCs and as an internet gateway.
It worked okay for some days (although heating badly while transferring files), and files were transferring at about 8~10 MB/s. Then it failed and started to reboot every time when data rate exceeded 90 KB/s (rough estimate). That was enough to overheat it.
The repairmen say it's gone completely, so I'm looking for a new one (D-Link most probably). But I don't want the new modem-router to behave the same way.
Can all routers handle this kind of transfer or is there something I should look at when deciding to buy one?
can I get a router modem that supports that high data rates? – user1062760 – 2012-08-03T12:01:24.180
please note I mean 10MBps not 10Mbps...and that too over wifi i think you know the difference – user1062760 – 2012-08-03T12:06:18.607
Oh, I see now. Yes, that's a difference. I think I misunderstood how you were using the router exactly. – slhck – 2012-08-03T12:09:25.077
A good, well made modem/router should not have such issues - even crappy modems just creak, rather than dropping dead. – Journeyman Geek – 2012-08-03T12:50:37.853