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Hehehehe.... yeah its a lot of money. But mostly its more time spent.
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lol it frightens me the amount of money i used for watercooling but im done now till my new intel build so i can start saving up for my new car now.
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you don't even want to KNOW how much money I've put into my project hahahaha.
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i have tried 3 main linux routers. And here is what i have found. 1. Smoothwall works well, but is the least robust. It's perfect if you have never used one before. 2. IP COP is a little more robust but the interface leaves a lot to be desired for. 3. monowall this one is extreml simplistic and incredible small (only a couplf of megs) How ever it's interface is extremely simplistic. How ever one plus side is it is capable fo connection to a sonicwall vpn appliance while the other 2 can't. Personally i never liked d-link. If it were me i would get a netgear. 1. Netgear Prosafe 2. D-link 3. Linksys I have had my netgear running fine for years with no issues. The other feature i love about it is that it auto reboots every day at 4 am.
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I strongly suggest staying away from Netgear's products. I finally got fed up with them when a the third replacement router didn't work properly. Haven't had much luck with them for clients as well.
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| Which line of netgear products have you tried. If it was the rangemax series. I agree it's pure crap. The prosafe line however are much better.
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