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The Fastest/Best Way?
Hi,
I am wanting my internet to go faster, I live in New Zealand and only get a coneection of 54mbps throguh the router, how can I get it to go faster, will a faster, new router do anything, we currently have a D-Link ADSL2+ router and are with Xtra. Is there any wiring or anything that can be done for faster ineternet, im willing to spend quite a bit of moeny, but not too much. Cheers |
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Re: The Fastest/Best Way?
Buy a better access plan.
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