looking for new wireless router. could use some help
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Supermuncher85
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I personally have no hands on experience with the Netgear, but hardware wise it looks just like my Asus RT68, which also was $200. The dual core CPU and ram really help with multiple clients connected. So go for it.
thanks all. I am trying to do the same thing, save from renting this through them. I had already identified a pretty solid modem with Arris SB6183 (not sure I mentioned that initially) now I Am looking for wireless router. that is where I was lookiing for guidance. this link is really helpful with approved equipment so thanks. guy from TWC recommended either Netgear or TP link for router. he is a gamer and he seemed to be pretty knowledgable.
TheBeatPile
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OK well some of these are modem and wifi the one you had identified is modem only, Just thinking you dont really need a wifi router if you have a wifi modem to save some money, Unless your house is big and need the wifi to reach further, This is the netgear router I have http:// It works great for me.
thnaks. I went with this one
TP-LINK Archer CR700 AC1750 Wireless Dual Band 16x4 DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem Router, Up to 680Mbps Download Data Rates, Certified for Comcast, Time Warner, Cablevision and Bright House
on the approved TWC list. I wanted to get router and modem all in one. we do have some dead spots in our house so range is an issue for me. thanks for help. I have used netgear in the past. I know they make good stuff.
TP-LINK Archer CR700 AC1750 Wireless Dual Band 16x4 DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem Router, Up to 680Mbps Download Data Rates, Certified for Comcast, Time Warner, Cablevision and Bright House
on the approved TWC list. I wanted to get router and modem all in one. we do have some dead spots in our house so range is an issue for me. thanks for help. I have used netgear in the past. I know they make good stuff.
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