Recent content by GreenSlime96

I favour Broadcom over Marvell, simply because Broadcom seems to have more customisability with third-party firmware. You can't go wrong with either the two of the routers. However, in this scenario I think the WRT1900AC is a better buy than the AC87U as the latter is still really new and has...

Nope, unmetered haha. Makes it all the better :)

Yeah, I think Netgear should've made this more explicit. The trial and error method used to find this out is tedious haha. Thanks for your reply! :)

Heyya byonik and thanks for your reply! :) Yep, same NIC and cable is used all the time. I sit beside my router so I can just shift the cable quickly. Regarding the Firewall, I've disabled all forms of Access Control/Scheduling/Site Blocking as well as the SIP ALG and changed NAT to...

Heyya! I picked up a R7000 not too long ago and am liking it so far; I was worried that I'd have to perform these "random reboots" as well as dropped connections. I am proud and happy to say I have none but one problem: I have a gigabit connection to the Internet and the main reason I felt...

My router's arrived today and I put it to the test. Without router and direct connection to modem: 700Mbps. With router and direct connection to the router: 500Mbps. There seems to be a huge cutoff here. http://imgur.com/GZB86yH this is the direct connection http://imgur.com/3AZol6w this is...

Woah the man has replied to me!!! :O Haha, I'm considering that as an alternate option Trip. Thanks for your input :) @thiggins: Yeah I don't expect gigabit with wireless (yet) despite the 1900mbps claim haha. My only concerns are getting near my 1gbps connection with wired, gigabit...

Hiyya sfx Thanks for your suggestions. Currently on an AirPort Express which has a WAN-to-LAN throughput of only 50Mbps which I find very lacking. Considering I use mostly Apple this would make a lot of sense though I still think Apple is overpriced for their quality. Will look into Linksys...

Hey SMB! TOP EDIT I would like a Wireless Router that would give me near 1gbps IPv4 with NAT Been lurking for a bit here and now I have a question to ask. I've recently moved to University and have a LAN cable in my room which connects to the Internet at a whooping 1gbps (when via cable). I...