Re: Which router for QOS and N & G devices?
 

So is it better to just forget QOS and stick with the Superhub?

Re: Which router for QOS and N & G devices?
 

no

Re: Which router for QOS and N & G devices?
 

lol

Re: Which router for QOS and N & G devices?
 

Is QoS hard to setup when traffic shaping/or speed limits take place? You have to tell the router your max bandwidth but if that keeps changing won't it render it useless?

Re: Which router for QOS and N & G devices?
 

Gargoyle adapts automatically.

Re: Which router for QOS and N & G devices?
 

I know I am late coming in but you should have a look at the Linksys range; very reliable and rock solid performance and packed full of features.

Re: Which router for QOS and N & G devices?
 

Any in particular?

And what features them stand out?

Re: Which router for QOS and N & G devices?
 

There are builds of tomato with default QOS rules (look for Toastman) that might be ok for you out of the box or at least show you how to create/tweak them (even the default tomato has some rules already set up, they're not that hard to understand imo).

As for when/if STM kicks in I use the "Virgin Media UK STM Monitoring Script" which adjusts the max upload/download bandwidth to whatever tier you're on.

Re: Which router for QOS and N & G devices?
 

I found the WRT610N to be very good (simultaneous G and N) with half decent Qos, granted it was a couple of years ago but I paid £170 for mine and found it really easy to use.

Just had a quick mooch on fleebay and found one on there for next to nowt

http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/26102...d=342619296021

Gets my vote anyway

Re: Which router for QOS and N & G devices?
 

Everything that does N does simultaneous G and N. I think you mean simultaneous A and G, aka simultaneous dual-band.

Re: Which router for QOS and N & G devices?
 

the E1000 is your entry model, the E2000 has gigabit ports which is the minimum model you will want as far as future proofing goes. The E3000 which I have got does simultaneous dual band, has a usb port so I can attach an external hdd and through the router config set it up as a media server over the lan or external ftp server or something. I cant remember what is so awesome about the e4200 bit i know 2 peeps who have got them and they swear by them, as I do my 3000. I have always had linksys routers and they have been top notch for performance and reliability. Although they come with a whole raft of features and configurations you can customise, you can also install tomato on them which is even better (although I dont need it myself)

Re: Which router for QOS and N & G devices?
 

You might be right qas :)

just copied this from the Cisco website

Features:*
Two bands of Wireless-N for high-performance wireless entertainment
Media Optimized Networking technology provides smoother streaming of high-definition video, music or gaming
Storage Link provides USB connectivity for hard drives and portable memory

I had mine set up to prioritise one network over the other, so the wife messing around on FB and Youtube didn't affect my gaming too much