Is the WRT32X a good router? Or is Asus the only way to go for routers?
Router Thread
Sebastian Rogers
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Jose Morales
I wouldn't say Asus is the only way to go, I like the Nighthawk line.
Chase Ward
From what I've seen, all the internet reviews complain about Netgear's range capabilities.
Christopher Harris
>overpriced """gaming""" router
yeah, buy it kiddo
Ryder Cox
this'll drive you nuts. stopped buying linksys when they started putting this thing on.
Jace Taylor
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Anthony Perez
not installing ddwrt
Lincoln Ramirez
>not buying a high quality router
Forget games; linking your PCs feed to your Smart TV is the future, and you're retarded for thinking otherwise.
Adam Powell
You are a retard. If you think anything with the word Linksys, Netgear, Asus, Belkin, TP-link, etc. comes remotely close to "quality", you need to quit posting here.
Jonathan Brooks
OPNsense is the way to go
Jeremiah Sanchez
>high quality
>asus, netgear
Yeah, they are good, but not for its price.
Mikrotik is the only non-retard choice.
Luke Diaz
maybe he just want something affordable works out the box, just setup password that's all.
Liam Sanchez
>no arguments
Further proving your stupidity here, idiot.
Adrian Cooper
Can Mesh Routers be used for streaming?
Alexander Bailey
>what is LEDE
Jack Parker
Ignore the autists itt and get an Asus rt68u and flash it with Asus merlin firmware
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Hudson Flores
How do you learn all of this network garbage? I can never understand what i'm doing when I open my router settings
Easton James
I want a router that allows customisation, such as tomato or dd-wrt.
What's the recommended router?
Modem must be built in too
Adam James
Killing yourself would be the best solution.
Jackson Myers
I didn't mention Apple in that post at all?
Eli Morales
You mentioned having a modem and a router in a singe unit though, that's literally worse than applefaggotry, since even Apple has more sense than that.
Daniel Gomez
blood for the blood god
Charles Mitchell
Read Computer Networks by Andrew Tannenbaum
Landon Thompson
What's the problem with it ?
Elijah Bell
DDWRT cripples performance on 3 modern, popular routers I've tested (ASUS, Netgear, Linksys). Go from gigabit speeds to 5-600mb/s over ethernet, and go from ~500mb/s over 5ghz wifi to just 110 mb/s
In my experience ASUS routers are great for a feature rich native firmware. For example, they have ability to be used as not just repeaters, but proper nodes to rebroadcast the network in other parts of the house, functionality i used to rely on DDWRT to achieve. Surprisingly modern Netgear and Linksys routers were not able to achieve this with their native firwmares
Nathan Bailey
performance comparisons between ddwrt, lede and stock tend to come out in favor of stock. (but yeah the ddwrt interface is better)
Lincoln Foster
Either enterprise, Asus, or something from this list.
download1.dd-wrt.com
TP-Link is good for tight budget constraints.
My D-Link is going on 10 years old in 2018.
Eli Gonzalez
This. This is it.
Jack Rodriguez
What does Sup Forums think of Netgear Orbi?
Deciding between this and the RT-AC68U.
Isaiah James
not really, my wrt1900acs works better with lede
Thomas Murphy
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Hudson Jenkins
Proprietary: Ubiquiti/Microtek
Open source: Anything that runs LEDE/OpenWRT
Bit of both? DDWRT
Colton Powell
Don't let the meme design fool you, this is an absolute beast of a router, and exactly what you want for a large home.
Traditional routers are a thing of the past. The future is mesh/satellite routers and there's nothing you can do about it.
Nolan Diaz
Don't update the firmware if you do decide to get it. The wifi drops constantly and the only way to use it is to wire in.