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Pages: 1 Allnatural No Preservatives Reged: 09/20/03 Posts: 925 Loc: Toledo, OH. USA Send PM Need Wi-Fi advice #236525 - 10/16/10 05:17 PM Reply Thinking of setting up a wireless router in my apartment. I'm going in blind, so ease-of-use would be a plus, but I'm really just interested in something that works well. Any recommended brands/models? krick Get Fuzzy Reged: 02/09/04 Posts: 4235 Send PM Re: Need Wi-Fi advice [Re: Allnatural] #236527 - 10/16/10 05:32 PM Reply This is what I have and I love it... Linksys WRT54GL + 2 9-inch high-gain antennas + DD-WRT open source firmware = WIN http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110599087360 However, if you want something that does "N", he also sells this kit... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110589518404 ...in fact, I'm eying it up as a possible replacement for the one I have once I get more "N" capable devices. GroovyMAME support forum on BYOAC GatKong Tetris Mason Reged: 04/20/07 Posts: 5907 Loc: Sector 9 Send PM Re: Need Wi-Fi advice [Re: Allnatural] #236530 - 10/16/10 08:16 PM Reply I asked that same Q here last year... I followed RB's advice and went with the Airport Extreme, and glad for it. CrapBoardSoftware My real name is banned dickhead Reged: 01/03/06 Posts: 1250 Loc: Wisconsin Send PM Re: Need Wi-Fi advice [Re: krick] #236551 - 10/17/10 03:30 AM Reply Linksys is a good choice. Their wired routers (RVS4000) and other equipment also rock. italie MAME owes italie many thank yous, hah Reged: 09/20/03 Posts: 15246 Loc: BoomTown Send PM Re: Need Wi-Fi advice [Re: CrapBoardSoftware] #236555 - 10/17/10 05:26 AM Reply > Linksys is a good choice. Their wired routers (RVS4000) and other equipment also > rock. Linksys is decent for the average user, but their equipment tended to run hot and wasn't very robust last I used them. That might have improved since my last use though. Allnatural No Preservatives Reged: 09/20/03 Posts: 925 Loc: Toledo, OH. USA Send PM Re: Need Wi-Fi advice [Re: krick] #236582 - 10/17/10 05:10 PM Reply > This is what I have and I love it... Will look into it. Thanks. redk9258 Regular Reged: 09/21/03 Posts: 3968 Loc: Troy, Illinois USA Send PM Re: Need Wi-Fi advice [Re: italie] #236594 - 10/17/10 06:20 PM Reply > Linksys is decent for the average user, but their equipment tended to run hot and > wasn't very robust last I used them. That might have improved since my last use > though. Probably depends on the model. I have a Linksys wireless router that I bought as a refurb from Newegg. It looked new to me and works great. I don't notice it getting hot. My Motorola DSL modem gets pretty warm though. Stiletto They're always after me Lucky ROMS! Reged: 03/07/04 Posts: 6472 Send PM Re: Need Wi-Fi advice [Re: Allnatural] #236603 - 10/17/10 09:31 PM Reply > Thinking of setting up a wireless router in my apartment. I'm going in blind, so > ease-of-use would be a plus, but I'm really just interested in something that works > well. Any recommended brands/models? DLink DIR-655 still working like a champ after nearly two years! Within the same time period, I'd gone through two cheap Linksys wireless routers. - Stiletto Pages: 1

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