Nextria
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Hello,
I am looking for some advise for a new router,
After almost 8 years I think my TP-Link router is losing wifi every couple hours and I have to reset it.
So its time for a new router,
I want to go for a Asus or a Netgear nighthawk, but am looking at the specs and can't make up my mind.
A little bit about my home, I have one server running WHS, this I use for my tv shows,
I watch the tv shows on my iPads with Kodi,
Beside the server I also have my Mac running, so its not a really big network,
2 computers, 2 iPads and 2 iPhone, and some handheld gaming.
But I download a lot of big files, and stream a lot to the iPads,
My home is a apartment and is not really big,
I first was looking for the Asus RT-AC87U, or the nighthawk 7800/8000.
I love the Merlin firmware on Asus and the mobile ap , I read it has many option with is good, with opening the ports for the server.
But the Nighthawk 7800/ 8000 has better specs,
what can you advise, there is also the AC88U option but it is a lot more expensive
Regards,
Robbert
I am looking for some advise for a new router,
After almost 8 years I think my TP-Link router is losing wifi every couple hours and I have to reset it.
So its time for a new router,
I want to go for a Asus or a Netgear nighthawk, but am looking at the specs and can't make up my mind.
A little bit about my home, I have one server running WHS, this I use for my tv shows,
I watch the tv shows on my iPads with Kodi,
Beside the server I also have my Mac running, so its not a really big network,
2 computers, 2 iPads and 2 iPhone, and some handheld gaming.
But I download a lot of big files, and stream a lot to the iPads,
My home is a apartment and is not really big,
I first was looking for the Asus RT-AC87U, or the nighthawk 7800/8000.
I love the Merlin firmware on Asus and the mobile ap , I read it has many option with is good, with opening the ports for the server.
But the Nighthawk 7800/ 8000 has better specs,
what can you advise, there is also the AC88U option but it is a lot more expensive
Regards,
Robbert