Hi,
I'm thinking of replacing my aging Linksys WRT54GL router (with thibor firmware)with one that supports Wireless N and Gbe standards.
I have 2 PCs on Ethernet, a laptop on wireless and 2 Android phones (a HTC Desire and Desire Z, both support Wireless N but not sure if they support the 5GHz band) when I'm home, which is a 3 floor concrete/brick house. Most computing will only be done on the 2nd floor where the router will be.
I don't game anymore so it's just for torrents and surfing the web. I hear a lot about DD-WRT/tomato firmware and how they're much better than any stock firmware. What exactly sets them apart?
Finally, any recommendations given my home and requirements?
Thanks.
I'm thinking of replacing my aging Linksys WRT54GL router (with thibor firmware)with one that supports Wireless N and Gbe standards.
I have 2 PCs on Ethernet, a laptop on wireless and 2 Android phones (a HTC Desire and Desire Z, both support Wireless N but not sure if they support the 5GHz band) when I'm home, which is a 3 floor concrete/brick house. Most computing will only be done on the 2nd floor where the router will be.
I don't game anymore so it's just for torrents and surfing the web. I hear a lot about DD-WRT/tomato firmware and how they're much better than any stock firmware. What exactly sets them apart?
Finally, any recommendations given my home and requirements?
Thanks.
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