?? what would you pick if you had a 11g card and wanted the best, fastest, reliable connections with it??
looking at a ton of different ones and getting more confused by the day..
looking at linksys, d-link, netgear, buffalo, etc.... please let me know thanks
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D-Link DIR-655 is perhaps the best, fastest and has the most features/controls of any router out there today.
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how does the 625 compare.. just curious as i have played with this one a bit thanks
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ASUS WL-500G Premium.
(CPU Broadcom 266MHz. RAM 32MB flash 8MB)
What's the hardware of DIR-655? Just don't tell me it's reliable hardware -
blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso
The DGL-4300 is the older model and may be cheaper, It to is a very good router.
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Thanks for the link. Interesting CPU, still hard to verify if it's really that fast. Another problem is that there will probably be no way of installing 3rd party firmware on this router due to lack of documentation on the CPU and open code. Sure it has great Wi-Fi but 16MB RAM is not the best idea. With a fast CPU and 32MB RAM it could be a beast with i.e. P2P.
Another thing typical for D-Link from the article:
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Personally anything Buffalo will do, there Routers are very good
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dylanemcgregor Notebook Consultant
I'm certainly no expert, but I just bought a Buffalo WHR-G54S after doing a fair amount of research, and the thing has pretty awesome reviews all around. I got it for $35 from Newegg a couple of weeks ago. It has the ability to load third party firmware on it, although I haven't done this yet.
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That's basically the same as Linksys WRT54GL but if I remember correctly with better Wi-Fi sensitiveness
for some reason (antenna connector)
Still for $35 is really superb. Good choice. -
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i still dont get the differnce between the WHR-G54S and the WHR-HP-54
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The only difference I see is Wi-Fi radio chipset- BCM4318 in WHR-HP-G54 (that makes it identical to Linksys WRT54GL) and BCM4306 in WHR-G54S
your opinions please: the best 11g based router out there
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by zfactor, Jul 27, 2007.