Slow Internet Connection behind RV016

We have a RV016 that is using two broadband connectionss:  768k SDSL and Comcast Broadband (16+M).  Speed test behind the router come between 1-5M Downloand...  Speed tests connected directly to the Comcast modem are10-20M (varies based on geographical location of speed test server)
I just upgraded to the latest firmware hoping that would help.  We have about 20 computers on our network.  The connection times above are the same during the day and in the early morning when no one is here.
What else should I check?  Any ideas why the Router would throttle the connection?
Thanks

Finally got a chance to call tech support... only other thing the support rep suggested is to reset to factory defaults and manually reset everything.  I did that and it did not make any difference.  I then unplugged everything from the router except for the one computer I was testing from and it worked fine...  after replacing another switch, finally determined it was a cable running from the router to another switch.  Replaced the cable and it works fine now.  One cable was effecting network speed for every computer on the network. (Even computers that were plugged directly into the router)

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