Is there any /g/ recommended price/performance AC router?

>>58284681

> Wi-Fi
> Performance

Pick one.

>>58284681
A weapon to surpass metalgear.

>>58284681
wrt ac1200 does the job w/o breaking the bank. just make sure to buy it on amazon and flash it yourself vice that overpriced website

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>>58284694
we must go deeper.

>>58285194
>tfw routers with hyperspace jumps capabilities

If you're looking for something to play about with but relatively cheap, get a mikrotik, very customisable.

>>58285312
This. We deploy Mikrotik at work and they are surprisingly versatile. The OS is a strange Linux variation, but they offer a GUI (Winbox) that makes things fairly simple.

>>58285238
Was that a Babylon 5 Reference? Because if so, you get a cookie.

>>58284681
>EXPERIMENTAL
>SPIDERBOT

>>58285982
Monkeylord

>>58284681
Do I hit its weak spot for MASSIVE DAMAGE?

>>58284681
Archer c7, I get 100mb on wifi (5ghz)

>>58286231
yes!
and this router only costs 599 USD

>>58284681
Have wrt1200 wrt1900 and wrt3200 all of them great performance, can fully saturate my 125mbps internet in 1000sqft appartment. Getting 30MBps file transfers on wrt1200, about 50 on 1900, and can hit 100 easy on 3200

>>58284681

>mfw this was 50% off on Black Friday
>went to the store to see if they had any left
>one on display
>it's fucking HUGE

Seriously this thing is insanely big, about twice the size of a normal router and that's not counting the antennas.

>>58284681
>AC router
Get a separate ubiquiti AP from your router.

I use mikrotik.

>>58285970
LE UPBOATS FOR THE EBIN DR WHO REFERENCE REDDIT/B/RO XDDDDDD

Fuck off

>>58286390
>Fuck off

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>>58284681

>>58284681
I use a raspberry pi 3 as an AP

If power is cheap pfsense box and a ubiquiti ap

>>58284691
>867 Mbit/s
>too slow

>>58285970
>cookie
Is this a JoJo reference?

>>58286247
Do you have OpenWRT on it?

Archer C7 was a good deal and still works fine for me.

>>58286508
it's about latency, not speed.

ASUS TM-AC1900

$59 from T-Mobile. Reflash T-Mobile's firmware to any number of homebrew shit.

They are rebranded Asus RT-68ACU routers.

Basically if you're looking to spend <$100 then just get this router and reflash. if >$100 then go Ubiquiti/Mikrotik.

Beyond that, you're probably looking for AC Wave 2/MU-MIMO devices in which case you're paying top dollar for consumer stuff or paying REALLY top dollar for enterprise stuff. Not sure about Mikrotik, but Ubiquiti doens't even have a Wave2 Unifi AP out yet. Been waiting on that fucker for ages.

>>58285970
>5
Was that a numberphile reference?

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>>58286429

>>58285194
They came from Router Space!

>>58289000
Kek

>>58284681
Is this a Starfox enemy?

The Router Limits.

Ubiquiti ERL 3 + Google Onhub (as a WAP).

I got the Onhub cheap with employee discount.

What about WRT54GL?

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>>58289000

>>58289177
802.11b/g is outdated and slow.

>>58286338
>Get a separate ubiquiti AP from your router.
>
>I use mikrotik.

This is the most solid option mentioned ITT

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>>58289000
well memed

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These routers always remind me of the cybran from Supreme commander

>>58288454
No, stock

>>58289376
see
>>58286429

>>58289688
Those walking battleships were dope as fuck homie

>>58289712
Don't call me homie you nigger

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>>58289813
Yall gots ta chill wit dat homie

>>58288743
Not everyone is a gamer like you, and netcode has improved enough that it doesn't matter for most. I code over wifi and it's plenty responsive.

>>58289177
It's pretty good, but we N now. I still need to replace mine, and should, now that my Internet bandwidth exceeds 50% of this router's theoretical maximum throughput for wired connections. I'll keep it around for connecting to my neighbor's Comcast for the unmetered loophole. It's working pretty well for that.

>>58285970
XD

>>58289872
shut up nigger

Americans are Retards, that is all.

>>58284681
Yes

>>58284681
>AC router
All router work with AC, nobody uses direct for powering home equipment

>>58290254
>>58290317
Smh

>>58290317
He meant 802.11ac.

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>>58289000
kek

>>58289000
I chuckled

>>58289875
i mean but ur name is michael bull and ur from britain so what's ur point?

checkmate

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>>58289000

>>58288898
smugMathematician.jpg

>>58284681
Anyone that looks like a bug, e.g. the one in the picture.

Can any australians (or americans) tell me if the archer d7 is good for nbn (fibre)?

>>58285238
speeds up to 2000 YB/s

>>58290317
lol

>>58286247
Same. And the 2.4ghz performance is surprisingly awesome

>>58289813
Don't call me nigger you faggot

Any $30 router that you can put dd-wrt or Tomato on is all you need.

>>58285970
>>58289000
>>58289086
>>58289206
>>58289362
>>58290355
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>>58293317
looks like reddit is here.