Gaming router suggestions

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This is the one I have: DGL-4500

It has 802.11n and all those fun QoS settings. I recommend it.

Thank You for all your suggestions, it gave me a place to begin researching. The WRT54G (linksys/cisco) family looks good once the firmware upgrades (tomato or dd-wrt) are installed; but I really liked the built-in gamefuel functionality of the DGL-4500, plus the QoS settings are the icing on the cake.

Once again, Thank You.

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This one

Highest rated router on all of Newegg there is.

And where did you come up with that?

The wrt54GL has 1550 reviews with 82% being a 5, that router only has 299 reviews with 81% of them being 5. The wrt54gl has 15x Winner of Customer Choice Award - Wireless Routers, that router has none.

The wireless one you mention, do you mean the DGL-4500? It only has 102 reviews with only 67% of them a 5.

Where exactly do you come up with that being the highest rated router on all of newegg?? How??

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And where did you come up with that?

The wrt54GL has 1550 reviews with 82% being a 5, that router only has 299 reviews with 81% of them being 5. The wrt54gl has 15x Winner of Customer Choice Award - Wireless Routers, that router has none.

The wireless one you mention, do you mean the DGL-4500? It only has 102 reviews with only 67% of them a 5.

Where exactly do you come up with that being the highest rated router on all of newegg?? How??

Probably because if you use sort by best rating, that is what Newegg puts at the top? (for wired routers).

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