Wireless router suggestions (1 Viewer)

[tomascivinod]

Hi Guys,
A few months ago my family "upgraded" from a 108mpbs g netgear router to a Tenda cheap as chips one. Ie. the $23 one from MSY.
Since, it has gotten a bit buggy and needs restarting every so often and its coverage is ordinary.

I was wondering if you guys have a suggestion as to what would be a good router to buy.
Price range is around $0-$150 dollars.
Needs to be dual band and doesn't need to have an inbuilt modem.

Any suggestions?

 

[eshay lad 69]

overclock your current one.

thank me later for saving your money

 

[soloooooo]

I have some networking one. So many settings in it though.

 

[tomascivinod]

Unfortunatley, I cannot tell if eshay lad is trolling or not. I doubt it uses the chipset that allows use of dd-wrt.
If trolling: get some mates. I would really like help, not trolls.

 

[iSplicer]

Hi Guys,
A few months ago my family "upgraded" from a 108mpbs g netgear router to a Tenda cheap as chips one. Ie. the $23 one from MSY.
Since, it has gotten a bit buggy and needs restarting every so often and its coverage is ordinary.

I was wondering if you guys have a suggestion as to what would be a good router to buy.
Price range is around $0-$150 dollars.
Needs to be dual band and doesn't need to have an inbuilt modem.

Any suggestions?

You can't go wrong with the 7800N (or 7800NL)