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Thanks folks, I had no idea that my torrent app might offer the option to use outside DNS. &nbsp;Also I will look into upgrading to one of the mentioned routers, they have some features I could definitely use.
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Thanks folks, I had no idea that my torrent app might offer the option to use outside DNS.  Also I will look into upgrading to one of the mentioned routers, they have some features I could definitely use.

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Most home DSL routers I've tried, whether by Linksys or D-Link or Belkin, all seem to suffer from having too little on-board RAM to store DNS info. &nbsp;Eventually, most notably as a result of heavy torrent traffic, the router eventually seems to either lock up, spontaneously reboot, or becomes seemingly unable to resolve DNS names.<br />
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My current router, a Belkin wireless-G, suffers the last of the listed issues.<br />
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I need makes and models of routers which are more formidable for the task of bittorrent transfer. &nbsp;
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Most home DSL routers I've tried, whether by Linksys or D-Link or Belkin, all seem to suffer from having too little on-board RAM to store DNS info.  Eventually, most notably as a result of heavy torrent traffic, the router eventually seems to either lock up, spontaneously reboot, or becomes seemingly unable to resolve DNS names.

My current router, a Belkin wireless-G, suffers the last of the listed issues.

I need makes and models of routers which are more formidable for the task of bittorrent transfer.  

Router Recommendations for Heavy Bittorrent Use

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