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Router/Hardware Thread 2016-08-05 18:33:14 Post No. 55934909
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Hey /g/, what do you guys think of this router? I'm moving into a new place and don't want to have to lease a router from the company. Most of the specs are gibberish to me, but I know ASUS is generally a good brand.
And no, Google Fiber is not available in my area. Sadly.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833320168&utm_medium=Email&utm_source=IGNEFL080516&cm_mmc=EMC-IGNEFL080516-_-EMC-080516-Latest-_-WirelessRouters-_-33320168-S0F
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I have an asus rt-n12 with ddwrt, which is trivial to flash to this model, it runs 16 devices flawlessly. If I ever had the need to upgrade I'd definitely go with asus just due to the ddwrt compatibility and overall reliability
meanwhile I have a buffalo whr300-hp2 that I use as a book end, which is actually the most productive use to which it can be put.
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>>55934909
>2016
>still being a wifi shill where errybody takes ur bits
>mfw
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>>55934909
Install gentoo on it and ask again.
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Rt-n66u is better. Or the tp link c2600 archer.
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>>55934909
Anon! You're thinking of a modem I believe not a router. You don't rent routers from internet companies.
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>>55935037
Hybrid modem/routers are pretty par for the course these days.
Comcast at least regularly rents those out.
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>Most of the specs are gibberish to me
You have 2 options, OP:
1. Familiarise yourself with routers and specs. Maybe try the /g/ sticky.
2. Get pic related, the best 'pre-N' router ever made.
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