100M : Best Router

[cnewton2k]

I am currently using the superhub and have lasted about 8 months and tbh I can't cope with it anymore.

I am looking to buy a new one an wondered if anyone had any suggestions as o which is the best?

Cheers

[CaramaC]

D-Link-DIR-655

You won't go far wrong with this router in my opinion. It's also a pretty decent price now, I paid around £90 for it a few years back.

[Xan]

I'm using the Linksys E4200 v1 with dd-wrt been working great, no more Xbox Disconnects since i'v had it.

[Mick Fisher]

I am using the asus rt n16 with tomatousb

[babis3g]

opinion
if you think SH can not go more far why dont you ask them for a new one so will save you money...unless you want something more from a router

[cnewton2k]

Yeah the dlink is good had one a few years ago and it died that's why. Ended up getting the superhub!

Looking at the Airport Extreme and the asus n66u

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Originally Posted by babis3g

opinion
if you think SH can not go more far why dont you ask them for a new one so will save you money...unless you want something more from a router

This is the second one we have had and still have the same problems with the wireless and that. It was only swapped a few weeks ago!

[adduxi]

Originally Posted by Mick Fisher

I am using the asus rt n16 with tomatousb

Same here, no issues with it at all. Great

[babis3g]

Looking at the Airport Extreme and the asus n66u[COLOR="Silver"]

Hmmmm...you make me think about it...does any one know if can get third party software like tomato usb??? the web from a quick look dont say anything
http://www.asus.com/Networks/Wireles...N66U/#overview

[crazybones]

Another vote for the Linksys E4200 v1. All my problems with the lack of range and regular (daily) disconnects were resolved following installation of the Linksys and switching the SH to modem only mode.

[Mick Fisher]

Originally Posted by babis3g

Looking at the Airport Extreme and the asus n66u[COLOR="Silver"]

Hmmmm...you make me think about it...does any one know if can get third party software like tomato usb??? the web from a quick look dont say anything
http://www.asus.com/Networks/Wireles...N66U/#overview

It would appear the asus n66u can run tomatousb

[babis3g]

Originally Posted by Mick Fisher

It would appear the asus n66u can run tomatousb

thanks

[gaz2810i]

I'm doing the same research at the moment.

I was going to go with either Asus RT-N56U, Apple Extreme or Linksys E4200 (With the Linky in the lead)

However, I am thinking I will wait and see what come out in the next few weeks.

[Pbryanw]

Originally Posted by gaz2810i

I'm doing the same research at the moment.

I was going to go with either Asus RT-N66U, Apple Extreme or Linksys E4200 (With the Linky in the lead)

However, I am thinking I will wait and see

I'm in the same position and think it's best to wait a bit longer too, as three potentially very good Dual-band routers have just come out (with one yet to be released in the UK), but they're a bit expensive at the moment (and their firmware is a bit immature). Hopefully they'll fall in price in a couple of months:

Asus RT-N66U (Already mentioned, but considering how well received the RT-N56U was, could be very good)
D-link DIR-827 HD Media Router 2000 (CNET: The D-Link DIR-827 is a very good true dual-band router that needs a firmware upgrade so it can live up to its potential.)
Linksys EA4500 (I think this is the replacement for the E4200, though don't know when it's coming to the UK. Very positive reviews on Amazon.com).

[gaz2810i]

Originally Posted by Pbryanw

I'm in the same position and think it's best to wait a bit longer too, as three potentially very good Dual-band routers have just come out (with one yet to be released in the UK), but they're a bit expensive at the moment (and their firmware is a bit immature). Hopefully they'll fall in price in a couple of months:

Asus RT-N66U (Already mentioned, but considering how well received the RT-N56U was, could be very good)
D-link DIR-827 HD Media Router 2000 (CNET: The D-Link DIR-827 is a very good true dual-band router that needs a firmware upgrade so it can live up to its potential.)
Linksys EA4500 (I think this is the replacement for the E4200, though don't know when it's coming to the UK. Very positive reviews on Amazon.com).

I had not seen the D-link but the other two are certainly at the top of my wait list.

[Martin Dee 11]

I am using the E4200 v2 it is working great

This is on wireless