Hp2605dn slow to print

I have been using a laserjet 2600 for several years and found it to be a terrific printer. I was recently given a "barely used" (less thab 9000 pages printed) 2605dn.
I connected it to my network and all was well untill itried to use it in real life. It took 3-5 minutes before it would print. I ran driver updates but still same problem. I then noticed it had an option for 128MB of memory my 2600 didn't have, so I purchased and installed that. Still the same. I checked firmware and it was from 2006, so I upgraded that but the problem still exists.
I would have thought a later model would show improvement, but alas no. The print quality is excellent, but it is too slow to use.
Any suiggestions?

I have an HP xw4600 workstation connected toan Arris TG852wireless/cable/router/modem by network cable. A network cable from this connects to my LaserJet 2605dn.
I had a Laserjet 2600 connected via the same system and it was fine...printing would start within 30 seconds...it it only since I replaced the 2600 with the 2605dn that the trouble started.
I have purchased and installed memory, (which shows as being recognised on the config report) I have updated all firmware and drivers, and switched from PCL printing to PS when I removed and re-installed the printer.
That's about the extent of my knowledge which is why I called for help.
Thanks for the reply. Any further help appreciated.

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