wireless routers
My current linksys router licks balls, Drops the signal like every 10 minutes and i have to go down stairs to reset the damn thing. I'm looking for a new one that will give me good signal in my room. House is like a 3000sqft home and i need it to get from one end of the house down stairs to my room upstairs. What kind of wireless router are you using and how much did you pay, and obviously how good does it work. Money really isn't an option but if its going to cost an arm and a ------- leg don't even mention it :7
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my belkin sucks ass its on the cheaper end though so maybe thats why
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my netgear works perfectly. was worth the 20 bucks from comp usa. plus my old linksys did the same ---- yours does. i dont know what the problem is with most routers where you have to reset that ---- every fucken day.
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Linkless = :7 :3
Niggear = :S :) Belkin = :1 :-\ |
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Attach a directional antenna to your router and point it to your computer. It should amp the signal to make a difference.
And if anybody doesn't know yet, Fon (www.fon.com) is selling Linksys WRT54G wireless routers for $13 shipped. |
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Wireless routers are the most unreliable pieces of ----...id say they around a year
for my clients and myself, i only use llinksys. altho ive had the same experiences that you have had with them, they seem to do it less often than other brands. they may be more expensive but i think they are worth it what ever you do, dont buiy a dlink |
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Linsys WRT54GC and get a booster antenna for it.
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yeah i've seen some routers that come with the booster thing. does that ---- really work or is it a gimmick to get you to buy their ----. It works fine at first. then i have to reset every 10 mins sometimes and that gets ------- annoying :-\. The router i bought was on sale, maybe there was a reason for it :-X and i'm not to familiar with wireless crap but i dont think i can use a wireless g router with my wireless b cards correct?
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nah they actually work.
if you could find a WRT54GL (Linux Version) you can flash the BIOS w/ a modified version and can even increase the signal strength. WRT54GC http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satel...VisitorWrapper Booster Antenna (try w/o first, if it still sux try it then). http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satel...VisitorWrapper any SMA antenna should work w/ it. |
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but would i have to get a 802.11b/g router so it works with my cards or will a wireless g router work with my wireless b cards? How often do you reset yours if you even have to?
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G is backwards compatible with B I believe.
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yeah, i really dont feel like running cables. Although we should have did that before they put up the drywall. :'( and hell i even need to reset the router because it drops the connection for the computer thats wired up to it. ::)
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Draytek O0 That ---- rocks, Linksys is cool for like 10meter or so, crappy plastic ----. :y
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just run a witre outside of the house and feed it throught the window. Its easy, ya know :8
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lol thats ghetto. We might be moving into a bigger place so wired connection is for the next place :6
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the brand new netgears work great
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D-Link 624 O0 O0
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CHEAP ASS AIRLINK FTW!!!
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i dont liek wireless, i use a microsoft router, old school cat 5 cables O0
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cat 5, phh. cat 6e ftw
we had to rewire an entire room with cat6e from cat5 at vo-tech... that was sure a blast |
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wired isnt an option ATM. i'm probably going to get a netgear one or a linksys with the signal booster
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Originally Posted by jagojon3
And if anybody doesn't know yet, Fon (www.fon.com) is selling Linksys WRT54G wireless routers for $13 shipped. |
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Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
cat 5, phh. cat 6e ftw
we had to rewire an entire room with cat6e from cat5 at vo-tech... that was sure a blast |
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My shitty netgear wireless router sucks as well, too lazy to go buy another one though. I just have a 100ft ethernet cable at my parents house, works great! :D
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as if you'd notice a difference in your house between cat5 and cat6 cable LOL
cat6 just costs more |
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I am sharing cable connection with my friend at the front house, running almost 50 ft of cat5 cable, feed throught the window then zip tie it alone the phone line hanging by the roof. just run some cable and save the $.
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lol, we have like 3 computers and would need like 150+ ft of cat5, it'll probably end up coming out to the same price. Although the connection will be better. I just plug up the wireless router and be good to go. no labor involved :6
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Originally Posted by rawr
cat6e on a gigabit network is to fast for ata hardrives :) and some s-ata drives.
the WRT54G sux balls, get the WRT54GL or WRT54GC (yes they are that much different) |
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Originally Posted by crx88Si
its not cat6e. its cat5e or cat6 ;)
the WRT54G sux balls, get the WRT54GL or WRT54GC (yes they are that much different) |
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if your reseting your router every ten min let me guess you downloading ---- off limewire or kazza or a torrent. my router wont let me do any of that for some reason and will trip out and i will have to reset it. but sence i cant really download anything with it tripping all the time i dont and it will last weeks usually before i will reset it. i use to have a action-tech router or something now i have this 2wire router. sometimes i get pissed off and blame the router for problems that occur but for the most part everything works fine besides it not letting me illigally download files which makes me angry :7
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Originally Posted by Smooth_Imports
D-Link 624 O0 O0
I don't like Linksys routers much. I manage a doc offices network and the damn linksys will just lose its configuration every couple of weeks. I even tried a new one with a different firmware version - same problem. |
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I've used the same wr54g linksys on like 3 different networks and never had a problem with them :l
We got one of the extenders and it really helped in the big house. |
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Linksys FTL in my experience. I've dealt with 2 of them and they were both a pita. cat5 for me.
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Originally Posted by salesmonkey
if your reseting your router every ten min let me guess you downloading ---- off limewire or kazza or a torrent. my router wont let me do any of that for some reason and will trip out and i will have to reset it. but sence i cant really download anything with it tripping all the time i dont and it will last weeks usually before i will reset it. i use to have a action-tech router or something now i have this 2wire router. sometimes i get pissed off and blame the router for problems that occur but for the most part everything works fine besides it not letting me illigally download files which makes me angry :7
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Just got my FON router for $13 shipped in the mail, and it's a WRT54GS! Gonna throw a new firmware on it soon here.
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Originally Posted by crx88Si
its not cat6e. its cat5e or cat6 ;)
the WRT54G sux balls, get the WRT54GL or WRT54GC (yes they are that much different) |
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http://shop3.outpost.com/product/395...H:MAIN_RSLT_PG
http://shop3.outpost.com/product/395...H:MAIN_RSLT_PG i just built my comp yesterday and i use the router and card above. so far i get a good fast connection 95% of the time. my computer is upstairs and my access point(router) is down stairs and it still works fine. |
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just use a adhoc network. easy peasy. or just get an access point if you wanna go wireless.
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