Hi , i'm having problems with my current router , it's a TP-Link WR740N , it has problem accepting more than around 12-15 connections , other users can't connect when it hits the limit even though the DHCP address pool is set to more than 100 IP's , i have to power cycle(reset) the modem for it to work again
I've encountered similar problems with other cheap routers from Huawei , so what's causing the problem ? is it the Router's CPU and RAM ? I'm thinking of replacing it with a Linksys EA6300 , specwise should be able to handle more connections ?
TPLink TL WR740N
model revision : 4.27
AR9331-AL3A 400Mhz CPU
ESMT M13S2561616A(RAM) ( i think it's 32mb ??)
Spansion FL032PIF 32Mbit (4Mb) Flash
Linksys EA6300
model revision : EA6300V1 - that's say thati it's a relabled EA6400
CPU Broadcom BCM4708A0 ( dual core 800mhz )
Switch Gigabit in BCM4708A0
RAM 128 MB (Hynix H5PS1G63JFR-S6C)
Flash 128 MB
I've encountered similar problems with other cheap routers from Huawei , so what's causing the problem ? is it the Router's CPU and RAM ? I'm thinking of replacing it with a Linksys EA6300 , specwise should be able to handle more connections ?
TPLink TL WR740N
model revision : 4.27
AR9331-AL3A 400Mhz CPU
ESMT M13S2561616A(RAM) ( i think it's 32mb ??)
Spansion FL032PIF 32Mbit (4Mb) Flash
Linksys EA6300
model revision : EA6300V1 - that's say thati it's a relabled EA6400
CPU Broadcom BCM4708A0 ( dual core 800mhz )
Switch Gigabit in BCM4708A0
RAM 128 MB (Hynix H5PS1G63JFR-S6C)
Flash 128 MB
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