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post #391 of 397
Thanks 72.9
I should have my router tomorrow afternoon sometime by UPS.
post #392 of 397
I was looking at routers to upgrade my old G and some recommended a Netgear N900 and a Dlink N900. These routers are supposed to be dual band (2.4 ghz which is a busy band and 5.4ghz). Both cons about $150. I note Monoprice as a similiar router for about $60.00 (out of stock right now) which shows speed of 600 mhz. which would be 300 per band wilst the others are 450 per band. Is it worth the differance in cost?
post #393 of 397
Got my Asus RT-N66U Dark Knight last night. While doing the set-up, I got a message there was a firmware update, no problem doing the update.......this router rocks. So far very stable & fast. My son will put it to test tonight gaming on Steam.
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Thanks 72.9
I should have my router tomorrow afternoon sometime by UPS.

No probs.
post #395 of 397
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I was looking at routers to upgrade my old G and some recommended a Netgear N900 and a Dlink N900. These routers are supposed to be dual band (2.4 ghz which is a busy band and 5.4ghz). Both cons about $150. I note Monoprice as a similiar router for about $60.00 (out of stock right now) which shows speed of 600 mhz. which would be 300 per band wilst the others are 450 per band. Is it worth the differance in cost?

It would depend on what speed your client devices support. Most likely what you have now won't benefit from the higher speeds due to their hardware, but it will give you a little bit of a cushion for future devices that may take advantage, and some devices you may be able to upgrade if desired.
post #396 of 397
I have a question about my new Asus Rt-N66U router. I have it standing upright w/stand & no problems. But the design of the unit has the antenna's on top (no problem there) but all the inputs are now on top. Is there "plugs" to put in the 4 LAN & 2 USB inputs not being used right now ? After a time these will have dust/lint etc. Any ideas besides some painter's tape over the inputs ? Thanks
post #397 of 397
it will be obstolete before you worry about that.

I would just blow those ports out with air before you use in feuture years.

not a big deal
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