Netgear WNDR3700 Versus ASUS RT-N16

[bluesherpa]

Any opinions on which of these two routers will perform better at p2p on a 50/10 cable connection?

Thanks

 

[bluesherpa]

As an aside, I've been trying to figure out which new wireless to buy and it seems like these two are currently "the best" when you want to support gigabit, mixed clients (g and n), and get the best throughput. I'm totally open to recommendations if you that another router is better.

 

[thiggins]

Between the two, the WNDR3700. Note that the ASUS is not yet WiFi Certified for N.

 

[tipstir]

What about the TEW-672GR top of the line for Trendnet that's standard N dual band, gig ports etc.. Only selling for $59 til 11/23.

 

[bluesherpa]

Thanks for the advice you guys. I picked up the Netgear 3700. The wireless access doesn't seem to be reach as far as my previous netgear router does, but I'm trying to adjust things to see if that helps.

 

[tipstir]

Thanks for the advice you guys. I picked up the Netgear 3700. The wireless access doesn't seem to be reach as far as my previous netgear router does, but I'm trying to adjust things to see if that helps.

Could be interference or try changing the channels..

 

[bluesherpa]

Thanks for the tip - I'll try that.

 

[mordak]

I'm not sure with the Netgear but the Asus RT-N16 doesn't do 5Ghz N just 2.4Ghz N. I'm not sure if that's an issue for you. I have an Asus on it's way to me and I'm looking forward to 3rd party firmware support. I've read there's issues with the stock firmware and many of the users on the DD-WRT forums that have this router are unhappy with the stock Asus firmware. If you care to wade through the posts here's the thread over there: http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=59240