30 replies to this topic

[mrmazlan]

My Wifi setting:

Wireless – General
Channel bandwidth: 40Mhz
Control Channel: 48
Authentication Method: WPA2
WPA Encryption: AES

Wireless – Professional
RTS Threshold: 2000
DTIM Interval: 1
Beacon Interval: 3
Enable TX Bursting: Enable
Wireless Multicast Forwarding: Enable
Enable WMM APSD: Enable
Tx Power adjustment: 120

[*RedBull*]

OK YOU CAN STOP LOOKING AT ALL OTHER ROUTERS AT THIS POINT


If you look back at the picture with the Amped Wireless router that's an R1. I have the R2 dual band dual channel extreme coverage router. I get 300mbps through put. varies between 270 - 300, mostly 300. The best thing you can do is get the R2 and get yourself a Samsung Pro 840 SSD. Your downloads and uploads will be much better. That's all I have to say, take or leave it.
Check out deals on Amazon and Ebay.

http://www.ampedwire....html#downloads

[+remixedcat]

MY MINION HAS SPOKEN!!!!

GET AMPED!!!!


They are also gonna release 802.11ac GB HARDCORER ROUTERS

[*RedBull*]

Yes, I am Remixedcat's minionion.

[AWKM]

ALWAYS used a wired solution.

[*RedBull*]

technikal, on 20 December 2012 - 20:19, said:

ALWAYS used a wired solution.

Yes cause wired is practical in all situations.

[AWKM]

*RedBull*, on 20 December 2012 - 22:59, said:

Yes cause wired is practical in all situations.

It is.

[SHoTTa35]

BudMan, on 03 July 2012 - 13:33, said:

Not sure exactly what shotta is reporting there.. But not really matching up with the smallbuilders database.

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I know this is a old post - but figured i'd drop this here from last year:

http://www.neowin.ne...t__p__594469651

Using Tomato now, I get 30MB/s (240Mbps) on my Linksys E4200 V1 with a Intel 6300 5Ghz 3 Stream connection (450Mbps).

I'd expect the new AC routers to be kicking even more ass than what SmallNetBuilder shows as well.

I'd be curious as to what those Amped routers get? I doubt any better than mine as they are more for range but still curious!

[*RedBull*]

technikal, on 21 December 2012 - 13:44, said:

It is.

No it's not.

[AWKM]

*RedBull*, on 21 December 2012 - 16:39, said:

No it's not.

For example?

[spikey_richie]

technikal, on 21 December 2012 - 23:07, said:

For example?

When you have a PC in your shed. Or you don't want CAT5 running all around your door frames and under carpets.

[Detection]

technikal, on 21 December 2012 - 23:07, said:

For example?

When you use a laptop on the sofa, then carry it around the house

When you have a smartphone

When you have a tablet

When you have a PC that someone stuck a crayon into the LAN port

When your house was burgled and all they took was your Ethernet Adapter

When the dog chewed through your network cable

[+remixedcat]

when you don't want TRIP HAZARDS!!!!

when you want HARDCORE COVERAGE!!!! outside on your **********in boat

[Ambroos]

As long as you don't really do internal network transfers (that really require speed) and your wireless speed can keep up with your internet connection - who cares?

I get around 100Mbps over 2.4Ghz WiFi-N and my internet is 60Mbps. Sounds fine with me.

[*RedBull*]

Ambroos, on 22 December 2012 - 03:05, said:

As long as you don't really do internal network transfers (that really require speed) and your wireless speed can keep up with your internet connection - who cares?

I get around 100Mbps over 2.4Ghz WiFi-N and my internet is 60Mbps. Sounds fine with me.

You should get an amped wireless router R2