Redpill me on Wireless Routers,I know nothing about it. Firs

make sure your router's bandwidth at least matches what you're getting from your isp, more if you have many devices using the internet simultaneously/have devices communicating with eachother over the home network. then, make sure the network adapter in your computer matches - or ideally exceeds - what you're getting from your isp. then, go to your isp's website and look for a list of routers/modems that they support. your local electronics store should be able to help you as well, provided you don't have crippling autism

>>55892252
WiFi is for normies, don't use it.

>>55892252
> can I buy any brand,or I need the same brand(I have non-wireless router) that was given to me by my Internet provider?
Any brand usually works. That being said, if you get a branded one, that may not work if you switch providers - e.g. I got a Telstra Modem/Router, and that wouldn't work when I swapped to a different ISP

> what is there difference between routers?
Wireless AC is currently the newest and fastest WiFi protocol. Higher numbers is better bandwidth and better scheduling, for the most part.

> How much is enough?
That's up to you, m80. Wireless-N is honestly still enough for most people, even for streaming and gaming.

>>55892252
Look on smallnetbuilder

Also I'm clueless how single band Wireless-N300 routers are still selling for $100+.

I get 1.3 Mbps downloads from uTorrent.Is that fast?

>>55892545
Depends on what your current plan with your ISP is, bruh.

In the grand scheme of things, though, no, not really. Still better than a lot of places.

>>55892545
Too many factors to take into consideration

>>55892545
That's fucking dogshit mate, I get 4.6 on well hosted torrents. And I live in Australia, using cable.