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that's what i am using, but the computer far away downstair sometimes lose signal with it's intergrated wifi card, or those usb, doesnt get a full 5bars without being 30ft or closer. otherwize my experience with Netgear has always been good.
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hey thanks, i was going to sell out for the netgear rangemax, but i should try this out.
edit: just spend a good 2 hours trying it out on my wrt54g, i bricked the firmware the first time, but reseted it and got it working. it seem to be working good, i don't know about improvements, but the speed is good, and i could notice my computer downstair able to get a 5bar signal now. will see if it stays consistent. thanks!
| Originally Posted by jgonino /img/forum/go_quote.gif No love for Netgear? I use a WGT-624 V3, and I works flawlessly. Good fast wireless coverage on 2 floors, and I have never lost connection. |
that's what i am using, but the computer far away downstair sometimes lose signal with it's intergrated wifi card, or those usb, doesnt get a full 5bars without being 30ft or closer. otherwize my experience with Netgear has always been good.
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| Originally Posted by brotherlen /img/forum/go_quote.gif I've heard nothing but good things about the D-Link Xtreme "N" router, I'll pick up one in the coming weeks. Has Gigabit LAN ports in the back. Depending on your budget, the wireless "N" routers are leveling out in price. Worth checking out. All "N" are backwards compatable with B,G signals. Also the range is greater than normal G. Or if your feeling froggy, Hack Attack: Turn your $60 router into a $600 router |
hey thanks, i was going to sell out for the netgear rangemax, but i should try this out.
edit: just spend a good 2 hours trying it out on my wrt54g, i bricked the firmware the first time, but reseted it and got it working. it seem to be working good, i don't know about improvements, but the speed is good, and i could notice my computer downstair able to get a 5bar signal now. will see if it stays consistent. thanks!
