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Author Topic: What does dynamic fragmentation really mean?  (Read 26097 times)

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Re: What does dynamic fragmentation really mean?
« Reply #15 on: September 01, 2011, 07:01:31 AM »
I believe that anything under 1Mb up link is slow by todays standards. Having a 10mb down and 1 up for the past several years was pretty good for general internet and gaming. I never used the Dynamic Fragmentation since the resource I found regarding it said not to. This option came out with the DGL-4100 I believe and on other routers. Been a round a while.
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