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Old 13-08-2015, 17:19   #16
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Re: Routers for modem mode on a budget

Hi,

For under £50 on Amazon you can pick-up a Netgear WNR2000-200UKS N300 router.

It is easy to setup and prompts when firmware updates are available and can download and install those updates from within the web-based administration pages.
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Old 13-08-2015, 17:24   #17
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Not worth £40 considering what is on offer for a little more.
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Old 13-08-2015, 18:11   #18
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Re: Routers for modem mode on a budget

i can get tp link c2 that has ac for less than £50
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Old 13-08-2015, 18:45   #19
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Re: Routers for modem mode on a budget

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Personally, I'd go for the C5 and put DD-WRT on it.

The choice is yours though.
If the c5 has 3 aerials, then it is the identical hardware as c7. I can post the instructions how to flash it to make it c7. Note that thec5 v2 is not the same as c7
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Not worth £40 considering what is on offer for a little more.
Not worth £40 considering you can get a router with identical specs for £5
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Re: Routers for modem mode on a budget

GET THAT 615 OUT!!!!
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GET THAT 615 OUT!!!!
Be not good to me lol I need gigabit LAN as a minimum on 152mb
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Re: Routers for modem mode on a budget

http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-wi-fi-router/

http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-cheap-router/
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Henry I looked at them other day mate
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Have you brought something yet or decided what to go for?
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Re: Routers for modem mode on a budget

Ain't got money to yet mate I'm still trying to get the best i can for the money so I'm looking on quite a few sites
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Re: Routers for modem mode on a budget

What are your feature/function requirement? simultaneous bands, ac, usb 2.0/3.0, gigabit, ability to run third party firmware, antennas internal/external, lights... ?
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Re: Routers for modem mode on a budget

Similar to what superhub 2 has mate ac ain't important as most things on network are still n
And not cause problems for my Xbox which is happening at present. And must be good for future
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Re: Routers for modem mode on a budget

future proofing will cost you extra. will something solid but basic do you? gigabit ports, simultaneous bands at any specific link rate? usb port(s)?
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Re: Routers for modem mode on a budget

Gigabit ports and dual band are for certain

I'm open to anything that give me a bit of future prove like ac, or ip v6 that what I'm looking at and have seen a few for my budget
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