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3rd Aug 2009, 10:30
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ive got a netgear WGT 624 and all the time it goes down and i know for a fact it isnt my cable modem going down, i found it goes down when im streeming video of the net, so i decided to scrap it and go with a new router preferably the n range, theres 3 makes im looking at linksys, netgear and d link and also theres a linksys by cisco so im gathering that one will be the best yeah?
heres the link http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...52&subcat=1457 |
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3rd Aug 2009, 20:26
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This is the best router you could probably buy and is the default recommendation for most people. You can flash it with custom firmware as well.
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6th Aug 2009, 10:31
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well wired connection is out the window as my parents hate wires in the house, im looking at the website i linked below and im looking in particular the linksys by cisco, anyone care to comment?
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/produc...452&subid=1457 |
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6th Aug 2009, 13:55
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The WRT54GL is a wireless router...
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6th Aug 2009, 14:42
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what is with the open source software, so what?!
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6th Aug 2009, 14:52
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You can flash it with custom firmware to get more functionality out of it.
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6th Aug 2009, 14:57
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like what?
the link i gave you the dual band router is tempting me |
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6th Aug 2009, 15:02
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Well if you enjoy paying two times the price for very few features over even the stock WRT54GL you could do it, or if you plan to do an N network, but a WRT54GL with custom firmware gets you the equivalent of a much more expensive router and is respectable at stock as well.
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10th Aug 2009, 01:54
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10th Aug 2009, 06:37
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Carbon, the WRT description confuses me a little, does it have to be plugged into a telephone line to use it?
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I'll explain what I mean: it says it's four devices in one box (or something like that) and goes on to talk about bridging and switching etc. But can it be used to recieve a signal from another router wirelessly, and distribute it through its ethernet ports? Like the WET54g does which costs twice as much? I presume not, because of the pricing, but I might be missing something  Thanks. My System: FordyPC
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