Spoonfeed me on routers Should i get an linksys WRT54G v.7 and

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>>59546130
I don't know why but this thing says Caterpillar design all over it

>>59546130
>spoonfeed me
If it doesn't have a 5ghz band then you better be hard-lining most of your connections and not relying on it for it as the main wireless access points (which is totally reasonable)
If you are looking for it to be a wireless access point then I would definitely look at AC dual bands with good antennas.

>>59546130
Do it anon. Works like a champ. You're not gonna get MAXX BANDWIDTHZ but it runs great.

>>59546130
sadly WRT54G/GL won't let you enjoy even the full g-standart 54mbit network throughput
free software is fun and all, adding additional storage like SD cards and USB ports to it is also fun, but you can't make an old device perform like a modern one.

>>59546130
https://www.smallnetbuilder.com

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>>59546130
>tfw running that same exact router with DD-WRT right now
feelsgoodman
but I hope you aren't planning on using the wireless on it or wanted anything above 100 Mbps

>>59546130
Don't get a v7. You want v4 or below.

>>59546799
Whats wrong with v7?

>>59546806
Comes with VxWorks, so the RAM and flash is halved.

>>59546156
You are moderately high my friendo

>>59546806
Randomly isn't even the same arch as the other versions. You'll prolly be SOL.

its old and slow get anything else that support dd-wrt that is under 5 years old.

Just buy a MikroTik.

>>59546130
it does not have hardware to route more than 30mbit without loss

I use mine only as a switch and wifi AP