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Old 08-12-2010, 10:48   #7
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Re: Wanted: Super Duper Beefy Awesome Router

I'm using the WRT610N but couldn't recommend it to someone who is having wireless issues. It's great and robust wired, and indeed we've had a LAN full of computers (10+) each of which have been gaming, transferring terrabytes of data from files being leeched between users, and similar abuse for virtually 48 hours without aggro. But wireless can be flaky and I'm not even sure now that the "n" signals haven't thrown in the towel altogether.

For the type of use envisaged by the OP, I can only suggest true business class products rather than those aimed at home or small business users.
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