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Old 27-08-2012, 13:53   #8
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Re: Temperamental piece of...

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Originally Posted by Ben B View Post
Well the ISP change is not possible due to contract but what router would you recommend or is it a case of anythings better than the superhub?
Up to the present I have not found any router that is as poor as the superhub regarding wifi, dropping connections wifi and wired, spontaneous rebooting and general misbehaviour. Add to this the number of features that do not work as expected EG the firewall, the byte/uptime counter ETC.

Any router that has a 3rd party firmware written for it (Tomato or DD-WRT) is usually a good bet. Three that come immediately to mind are Asus, TP-Link and Linksys.

Bang for the buck wise TP-Link seem to take the crown (I have yet to see a bad review).

I know Asus rt-n16 + TomatoUSB kicks ass because I have been running one.

As for Linksys, the General runs one and loves it, so it must be good.
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