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Badders · 18-12-2007, 14:01

Well the WHR-HP-G54 certainly isn't MIMO - it's "MIMO Performance*" - note the "*":

*This product uses a two antenna/single high power transmitter technology. It is not designed to anticipated 802.11n standards. Based on Buffalo Technology outdoor tests, this product outperforms two radio/three antenna MIMO technology beyond certain distances. Buffalo Technology testing also shows that this product equals or exceeds the performance of two radio/two antenna MIMO technology at all distances.

but it's still a very good router. There are alternative firmwares available to give more functionality/flexibility. DD-WRT is supported through the WHR-HP-G54DD which provides a myriad of options. Currently, I'm using one called Tomato

Enjoy.

18-12-2007, 14:01	#8
Badders Inactive Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Stockport Posts: 189	Re: Wireless router with a good signal, help! Well the WHR-HP-G54 certainly isn't MIMO - it's "MIMO Performance" - note the "": *This product uses a two antenna/single high power transmitter technology. It is not designed to anticipated 802.11n standards. Based on Buffalo Technology outdoor tests, this product outperforms two radio/three antenna MIMO technology beyond certain distances. Buffalo Technology testing also shows that this product equals or exceeds the performance of two radio/two antenna MIMO technology at all distances. but it's still a very good router. There are alternative firmwares available to give more functionality/flexibility. DD-WRT is supported through the WHR-HP-G54DD which provides a myriad of options. Currently, I'm using one called Tomato Enjoy.