looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
06-04-2012, 19:53
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
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I got that TP-LINK one from Amazon and have to say its working great. Signal strength is excellent through the house now whereas the superhub was struggling. You could load alternative firmwares on it, but for me the latest original firmware is fine.
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Thanks for your info, much appreciated. I've gone ahead and ordered it.
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06-04-2012, 19:55
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
Have also heard great things about tp link routers for their price.
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06-04-2012, 19:57
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
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06-04-2012, 21:21
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
I've looked at the tomato site says linux on it?
I've never used linux not too fussed if I want to install this on the router would be a simple plug and play to use or will I need knowledge of linux to use the router software?
I can't do with the hassle from the wife if she can't get connect to the net and I need a router with a great signal to reach the whole house from downstairs.
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06-04-2012, 21:29
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
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I've looked at the tomato site says linux on it?
I've never used linux not too fussed if I want to install this on the router would be a simple plug and play to use or will I need knowledge of linux to use the router software?
I can't do with the hassle from the wife if she can't get connect to the net and I need a router with a great signal to reach the whole house from downstairs.
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You don't need to know jack about linux.
In spite of seeming complex it is only a 10 minute job to install tomato usb. In the remote chance of a failure their is a recovery procedure which also gives the possibility of reverting back to an asus firmware. Quite while you should want to though is beyond my comprehension.
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06-04-2012, 22:06
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
Its not me its the hassle I get from the wife if the internet messes up especially if its down to me lol.
Easy life and all that so thanks anyway I'll put an order in for the router
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06-04-2012, 22:51
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
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07-04-2012, 02:02
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
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I got this one as well but DGND3700 (use both DSL/Cable) and the wi-fi for 100 Meg is much better than Superhub wi-fi on the modem mode enabled
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07-04-2012, 02:05
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
I wouldnt recommend a netgear though
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07-04-2012, 02:06
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
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I wouldnt recommend a netgear though
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Why ? What wrong with Netgear ? I had no problem with mine !
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07-04-2012, 02:58
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
generally you get what you pay for, netgear are a cheap end product
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07-04-2012, 03:43
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
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generally you get what you pay for, netgear are a cheap end product
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Netgear products are cheap?
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07-04-2012, 06:47
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
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generally you get what you pay for, netgear are a cheap end product
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Cheap?! Damn thing cost me £109!
We are talking about the home user market aren't we?
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07-04-2012, 13:29
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Re: looking for a good Wireless Router for 100Mb
ingorne craigj2k12 he doesn't have any clues about netgear are too cheap! my netgear DGND3700 is high performance and it not cheap, it cost me £119.99 (that was £30 off offer) now you tell me "are these cheap stuff ?"
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