I just purchased Trendnet TWG-BRF114 router and let me tell you, this is the fastest router I have ever had. When I logged into Combat Arms, people thought I was hacking because of the response speed I was getting from this router. Now it is not a wireless router, but I have no need for wireless any ways. It cost me $55 US with shipping from Amazon.com. Too bad Newegg did have one, would of probably been cheaper.
Depending on how tech savvy you are I would say get a Buffalo and swap the firmware for DD-WRT.
If you want something that just works I have had great luck with the cheap Netgear from Staples. Linksys is always a pretty solid choice depending on your budget.
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Originally posted by illanadan Depending on how tech savvy you are I would say get a Buffalo and swap the firmware for DD-WRT. If you want something that just works I have had great luck with the cheap Netgear from Staples. Linksys is always a pretty solid choice depending on your budget.
I haven't tried any Buffalo routers yet though I am interested in them as I am a solid fan of DD-WRT firmware which I use on a Linksys WRT54GL that runs about $50. You get awesome control over max open connections, TCP timeout, QoS, wireless broadcast power and other settings that make torrents have no effect on your network congestion and wireless signal better.
My buddy has a Linksys WRT610N that runs really hot and drops wireless all the time so I'm not too fond of that model though Linksys generally work well. I've had good luck with Netgear as well. Belkin has been absolute crap.
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I just purchased Trendnet TWG-BRF114 router and let me tell you, this is the fastest router I have ever had. When I logged into Combat Arms, people thought I was hacking because of the response speed I was getting from this router. Now it is not a wireless router, but I have no need for wireless any ways. It cost me $55 US with shipping from Amazon.com. Too bad Newegg did have one, would of probably been cheaper.
Depending on how tech savvy you are I would say get a Buffalo and swap the firmware for DD-WRT.
If you want something that just works I have had great luck with the cheap Netgear from Staples. Linksys is always a pretty solid choice depending on your budget.
- Case: Thermaltake Kandalf Black Chassis
- CPU: AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition 3.2GHz (OC'd 4.2GHz on Water Cooling)
- Memory: Mushkin 8Gb (4x 2Gb) DDR3 1600Mhz
- HDD: Dual Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB 7200 RPM
- GFX: (2) XFX Radeon HD 5870 in CrossFire - New upgrade!
"I like wow, I like aion and I like AoC all for different reasons.....the later cause i get to see boobs, but still its a reason!!" - Sawlstone
I haven't tried any Buffalo routers yet though I am interested in them as I am a solid fan of DD-WRT firmware which I use on a Linksys WRT54GL that runs about $50. You get awesome control over max open connections, TCP timeout, QoS, wireless broadcast power and other settings that make torrents have no effect on your network congestion and wireless signal better.
My buddy has a Linksys WRT610N that runs really hot and drops wireless all the time so I'm not too fond of that model though Linksys generally work well. I've had good luck with Netgear as well. Belkin has been absolute crap.