Intel unveils embedded chipset
"Intel has launched its System-on-Chip (SoC) EP8579 integrated processor"
Published: 28th July 2008 | Source: ARN |

...Instead of one size fits all, we can customize the [new] system-on-chip to best address a specific market or segment's needs. This really gets down to getting the x86 [processor] in places it couldn't go before in the embedded market, Intel may not win in all those areas, but they're spreading all their capabilities as widely as they possibly can... Most Recent Comments
Afaic, whatever router u get will be prone to this and u would be better to look at the settings within utorrent and basically cap things down. Be sure ur upload max isn`t crazily high.
it seems to handle all the connections better, the linksys hated p2p tbh. just insta crash on any err 'linux distro' torrents i had running, and it HATED my ps3....
edit after seeing rast's post: also limit the upload on ya torrents to about 70% MAX of your upload bandwidth otherwise it'l crash out no matter what router you've got
But to be fair, ideally u want to set it as low as u can - be sure it`s working ok, then increase it. Keep increasing it until u have a problem. As with many peer things, u`r download is in ration to ur upload.
Also be aware that there are p2p bots out there that are set to take note of ur ip requesting certain "stuff" and will flood u in return.
.. just don`t click on everything starting with "Britney Spears.."
h. just insta crash on any err 'linux distro' torrents i had running, and it HATED my ps3....
What else would you be using it for? :rolleyes:
Keep it legal people
just limit ur half open and max connections
find a good number and go higher when stable
All good suggestions, but your best bet is to use a 3rd party firmware like DD-WRT or Tomato, these give you much more control over your router and fix the timeout value on linksys routers (by default half open connections can take 3 days to timeout, which bogs down the router) you can get tomato from http://www.polarcloud.com/tomato and guides for setting it up at http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Tomato_Firmware
+1
I have DD-WRT installed on my WRT54GL and its the best router I have ever had. No probs, great speeds, low latency for gaming.



Nice forum.
This is my first post here.
My question is the next:
I have a Linksys WRT54G currently. While the router works great for the most part, i need something better. When using p2p apps such at utorrent my router sometimes freezes up. My downloads work fine and are nice and fast. However, my ability to surf the net while all of this is happening is seriously hampered. I click on a link on a webpage and it's worse than dial-up. I am using Fiber from verizon and my speeds are 15MBps/2MBps. Anyone know of a good router that wont get flaky whne i try to multitask? Thanks.