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Thinking about leaving Linksys I got a 1.5 year old E3000 and it's starting to act funny. It would drop connections or slow to crawl on wired connections. I got 400 kb/s transferring 1 GB between my PC and my server until I gave it a hard reboot. D-Link is kind of ass so what other choice do I have? Asus? Buffalo? |
buffalo...lol...Netgear is probably your ebst choice. |
asus routers are awesome |
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ASUS N16 here, love it with Tomato. Whatever you buy, make sure it supports WRT or Tomato! |
JM, is your N16 overheating? I don't have one but some mate do and the router can be so hot you can almost cook egg's on it sometime? |
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I have an ASUS RT-N16 (acting as router-only) and a Netgear WNDR3700 (acting as AP-only). I found the wireless performance on the N16 to be pretty lacking, but it runs Tomato beautifully which I love. The DD-WRT team has become far too arrogant for my liking and basically refuse to fix things it seems. As such, I ended up reverting the WNDR3700 to stock and use it as my AP only. I had originally ran it as my AP+Router (like any normal person would) but DD-WRT's QoS is lacking. Likewise, Netgear's firmware is far too clunky and slow for me to rely upon it. No date/price yet for it, but this looks like to be the champion of consumer routers: Exclusive Preview of Asus RT-N66U Dark Knight Dual-Band Router by VR-Zone.com |
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