When we tested this, no other system was within the network. It was only that tested PC, and then, when we tested it on two laptops, they were tested individually as well. It may, as you said, be a case of interference. Perhaps our channels are congested? I'm not sure why I get consistent speeds with each router(30's on Rosewill, 10's on the Netgear). It's almost as if something's capped. The only reason I brought up compatibility was from a D-Link router compatibility issue thread I read elsewhere. It was related to the router drivers/firmware installed machines simply not working with the cisco but different modems working fine with those routers.
I'm trying to narrow down a suspect. Thanks for the input. I'm going to see if maybe turning off some of the other 2.5ghz items in the house(cordless phones) will improve the situation.
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RE: Incompatibility issues with Cisco DPC3010 and wireless routers
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