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How do I find out what chipset my router has?


JOE1305

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Hi guys,

can somebody tell me how i can find out what chipset my router has? I have the Home Gateaway ZHXN H268N and the R1 connected to it. :). Because people talked a lot about the puma 6 chipsets in routers that they are bad.

Thx

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9 minutes ago, JOE1305 said:

thx bro. and is this good?

no, just search puma 6 chipset lawsuit or anything to do with puma 6 chipset and you will see what the problem with it is.  Here is 1 for example. I wouldn't touch anything that has a puma 6 chipset in it!

 

https://www.classactionlawyers.com/puma6

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/11/intel_puma_6_arris/

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10 minutes ago, BIG__DOG said:

no, just search puma 6 chipset lawsuit or anything to do with puma 6 chipset and you will see what the problem with it is.  Here is 1 for example. I wouldn't touch anything that has a puma 6 chipset in it!

 

https://www.classactionlawyers.com/puma6

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/11/intel_puma_6_arris/

thx for the info big dog. does that mean broadcom is also bad?

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17 minutes ago, JOE1305 said:

thx for the info big dog. does that mean broadcom is also bad?

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   For xDSL Broadcom & Lantiq chipsets are used. They are fine.        

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3 hours ago, JOE1305 said:

thx for the info big dog. does that mean broadcom is also bad?

No, puma 6 chipsets are in Cable modems only to the best of my knowledge and as you are on a broadcom chipset you have nothing to worry about, especially if your are on a dsl line.

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