I'm looking for a router. i'm don't know what

>>56144296
https://www.amazon.com/GL-MT300A-MicroSD-pre-installed-Repeater-Tethering/dp/B01DBS5Z0W/ref=pd_sim_sbs_147_2?ie=UTF8&dpID=31DWMGHIiLL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&psc=1&refRID=X06MZW14NKHVTJ8B2SXB

asus rt-ac68u

better yet, rt-n66u and flasw merlinwrt on it.
/thread

Suggest something for me too.
I'll have a 250mbit connection and I need at least 1 gigabit ethernet port and dual band wifi.

Forgot to mention that I'm pretty jewish, so nothing expensive.
And I almost don't care about the wifi range

>>56144816
Get a targus nerbook cooler to put under it. They do get very hot

right here don't buy anything else https://www.amazon.com/NETGEAR-Nighthawk-AC1900-Gigabit-Router/dp/B00F0DD0I6

>>56145612
Netgear Nighthawk R7000 AC1900

>>56146145
Shit, 150 eurodollars is a bit too much for me

>>56146189
not him posting but for 250mbit i think that's good for yours.

but i recommend having router with 100% support of stable ddwrt firmware.

Do the extra antennas found on many routers actually increase the speed/reliability of WiFi or are they just empty plastic sticks to fool tech illiterate normies into paying more?

Look for one with the latest backdoors.

>>56146564
some of them did add range so reliability, the higher one like 12db antenna could penetrate some wall or 3 Storey house.

>>56146604
kek this i recommend stay away with something made by realtek, ralink, broadcomm and marvell chipset based router, they have a backdoor and never getting an update.

>>56144833
/thread

>>56146604
in the case of my 4-antenna MU-MIMO router, it has the ability to simultaneously send data to 4 devices, or use more than one of those antennas to send even more data to a compatible device at once.

>>56144296
tp-link archer c7
flash openwrt on it

>>56144296
Will a nice router be better to split a hardwired connection from a cable modem to a console and a pc (Gaymen) of course, or would using the gateway router with wifi disabled be good enough for two ethernet connections?

>>56144833
this meme needs to die

Maybe this is not a thread to ask this in but here i go

so my ISP provided modem/router can't be set to bridge mode so i cant connect my own router to it.

i called my ISP and ask them but they just told me to fuck off, i think the tech support guy doesnt even know what bridge mode is

so am i fucked or what? i can only use my router as a switch/AP

>>56144296
Linkysys WRTAC1000 but i think its like 160ish

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>>56144833
>wireless g
Thats nice if you want your speed halved

>>56150277
Just use your own router
If they have rules that ypu can't drop their routers, then drop those cunts and complain to the Better Business Bureau

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this one

>Ubiquiti ERLite-3
>Ubiquiti AC-AP-Lite
Disappointed no one posted this yet.

>>56148317

>MU-MIMO

Is it worth spending the cash on this?

>>56144833
This is an old router with old WiFi technology.

Why is this reccomended?

Is this /g/ meme equipment?
(older but reliable and cheap, approved by neckbeard for its good features) e.g. Thinkpad, Sansa clip

What makes this a good piece of tech to use in 2016?