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Thread ID: 73705	2006-10-27 02:39:00	Routers: good brands & where to find?	Myth (110)	Press F1

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495008	2006-10-30 07:50:00	Why is Billion the best by far Jack. Have you tried any other models. Trevor :) Well it's at least twice as fast as the DSE one I had. And it works properly which is more than I can say for Belkin, which I had for a week. And it requires no installation. Genuine plug and play. And it's put up with my fiddling for over a year without a hint of a complaint. I like Billion.	JJJJJ (528)
495009	2006-10-30 07:57:00	I use a linksys and it is fine. You can also get third party firmware from sveasoft that can expand its capabilities.	Sb0h (3744)
495010	2006-10-30 08:07:00	I vote Linksys... Sure I have only used brand... but it runs cool and I have never managed to crash it (coming from me that is amazing :p), my D-Link modem gets hot and crashes... atleast 3 times a day :badpc:	The_End_Of_Reality (334)
495011	2006-10-30 09:42:00	Have used a D-Link DSL-G604T at work for about 1 year with no problems at all. Had another D-link before that that worked fine for about 3 years then started locking up at random intervals. That's why we replaced it. Have sold many D-Link products and had no problems at all. I would stay away from Belkin, had too many routers & Access Points fail (luckily they replace them without any questions and have a life time warranty) The few Netgear products I have sold I found to be not so user friendly but did work fine once set up.	CYaBro (73)
495012	2006-10-30 23:27:00	I use a linksys and it is fine. You can also get third party firmware from sveasoft that can expand its capabilities. You cant flash the firmware on all Linksys routers, its only specific units which are very difficult to purchase new now days. My D-Link modem overheats aswell, im just waiting for the warrenty to run out so i can pull it apart and thermal apoxy some heatsinks to the chips.	Pete O'Neil (6584)
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