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Old 13-04-2004, 23:31   #10
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Re: Router problem?

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Originally Posted by Juan
If a wireless router is not needed at the moment, what's the best router out of these 3:

Linksys BEFW11S4 (wireless B, no SPI)
Netgear RP614 V2 (has SPI)
Linksys BEFSR41 V3 (no SPI, plus alot people on the router forums say this version disconnects all the time)

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I don't know about the Netgear, so won't comment on that, but I'd probably go for the Linksys BEFW11S4 wireless-B router over the BEFSR41v3 - as you said before, it's only a few quid more than a BEFSR41 at Amazon etc. [EDIT: And gives you the capability to go wireless at a later date if "B" is all you'd need]

I think the BEFW11S4 is meant to be pretty good. Trying to think of people here who have it, I'm sure Caspar does, not sure who else.

I've had a BEFSR41 (v2) for a couple of years now, it's generally been good, but it has had the odd disconnection problem....which has started to get worse. Hence I'm gonna get a new router soon myself...

I'm planning on "going wireless" (so no more cat5 strewn all over the house!), & I'm probably going to get the Linksys Wireless-G router. It's around £60, but seeing as the BEFSR41 v2 was £100 (!) when I got mine I don't really mind.
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