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Cheap Draft 11n in Disguise: Linksys WRT110 RangePlus Wireless Router Reviewed Print E-mail
Tim Higgins   
July 14, 2008

Routing Performance

Routing performance for the 110 using our standard test method is summarized in Table 1. It measured around 83 Mbps in the WAN to LAN and LAN to WAN tests. But total throughput dropped to 78 Mbps, due to the high variation shown in Figure 5. Although it's hard to see in the composite plot, throughput was nice and steady when running the unidirectional tests.

Test Description WRT110
Throughput - (Mbps)
WAN - LAN
83.3
LAN - WAN
84.5
Total Simultaneous
78.1
Maximum Simultaneous Connections 136
Firmware Version
1.0.04
Table 1: Routing throughput

The Maximum Simultaneous Connections test of 136 connections is actually pretty good for a Linksys router. By comparison, the low-cost WRT150N and WRT160N two-antenna draft 11n routers, using Broadcom CPUs, have similar throughput, but support only 80 and 96 Maximum Simultaneous connections, respectively.

WRT54G2 Routing throughput composite plot
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Figure 5: WRT110 Routing throughput composite plot

Use the Router Charts to see how the 110 stacks up against other routers.



Tags: 802.11n, Linksys, WiFi,

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