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I had that router for 2 years. After a year or so it did exactly what you are describing. Update to the latest firmware fixed it for me, but I ended up going wireless a few months after the update anyways.
More than likely I'll be downloading a HUGE, CRUCIAL episode of State of Trance by Armin van Buuren on djmixes and loose connectivity as the speed of download is like really high and then I'll have to wait for it to reset and then build up the speed again or lose it because than that seeder has already been queued and then I'll be like oh fuck and the computer will laugh and I will cry then Jesus will cry then Satan will laugh then God will laugh because well he is God and nothing bothers him oy.
More than likely I'll be downloading a HUGE, CRUCIAL episode of State of Trance by Armin van Buuren on djmixes and loose connectivity as the speed of download is like really high and then I'll have to wait for it to reset and then build up the speed again or lose it because than that seeder has already been queued and then I'll be like oh fuck and the computer will laugh and I will cry then Jesus will cry then Satan will laugh then God will laugh because well he is God and nothing bothers him oy.
Linksys routers are NOTORIOUS for dropping off when large amount of data are transferred through them. I have a WRT54G v4 wireless router and I put a lot of traffic through it and it used to reset itself or just freeze and I'd have to reboot it.
But do a google search on non-oem firmwares like DD-WRT, HyperWRT and OpenWRT and see if one of them works with your router, you'll be amazed and how much better it works.