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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DIR-655 => Topic started by: prezaxl2032 on July 09, 2007, 04:07:12 PM
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The fast firmware for the DIR-655 is the 1.02. The Intel certified and Draft 2.0 firmware is slower by design and neighborhood friendly (read slower) when other wireless products are with in range.
You must have 1.01 firmware on your router to upgrade to 1.02. If you already upgraded your firmware to have certified versions then down grade to 1.02 at your own risk.
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The 1.02 is a very nice firmware. It is stable and many customers are happy with it.
The newer 1.03 and 1.04 are nice as well if you are interested in the Draft N 2.0 and the WiFi compliance. It is nice to have options.
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I use 1.02 at my home as well. best firmware for 655 to date ;D
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Any way to test if you have neighbor interference issues and aren't getting full speed with 1.03/1.04?
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What are the speeds you're currently achieving? What is your pipe coming in? What type of connection?
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COX~~~DCM-202~~~DIR-655(FW1.02)~~~~ANT24-0230~~~DWA-552~~~Dual 3.1Xeon/2GbECC RAM~~~WindowsVista(Build6000) Ultimate
Going through multiple walls I have "excellent" signal strength
Speakeasy.net/speedtest Los Angles server:
Download Speed: 14024 kbps (1753 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 893 kbps (111.6 KB/sec transfer rate)
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What are the speeds you're currently achieving? What is your pipe coming in? What type of connection?
it looks like Beldak is using Verizon DSL
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I notice that f/w v1.02 seems slightly faster for wired connections also. I routinely see 3kb greater downloads on my 3mb DSL circuit with v1.02 vs v1.04
Edit 07/24: My earlier observations now seem to be annecdotal and inaccurate. I am seeing identical speeds between V1.02 and V1.04.