Wireless Modem router.
09 March 2006, 09:43 PM
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Wireless Modem router.
Could someone please recomend to me a very good Wireless modem router.
I have a bt voyager 2091 its the biggest load of S***E i have ever had the misfoutune of of coming across! Its the worst £25 i have spend in my young life!
As soon as i get e new one, i will be holding a public demolishing of this relic in this new wireless age! and your all welcome, to help me smash the **** out it!
Britsh telecom will be recieving the remains of this ritual! as a sort "horses head" on the pilow gesture!
Please help A very fustrated broadband user!!!!!!
cheers Adam
I have a bt voyager 2091 its the biggest load of S***E i have ever had the misfoutune of of coming across! Its the worst £25 i have spend in my young life!
As soon as i get e new one, i will be holding a public demolishing of this relic in this new wireless age! and your all welcome, to help me smash the **** out it!
Britsh telecom will be recieving the remains of this ritual! as a sort "horses head" on the pilow gesture!
Please help A very fustrated broadband user!!!!!!
cheers Adam
09 March 2006, 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Albert47
Could someone please recomend to me a very good Wireless modem router.
Before that I had a US Robotics USR9106 which was also pretty good, worked fine for me but I've heard others have had problems with them. Only reason it got upgraded was I fancied a newer model - though to be honest there's no noticable performance advantage with the new one.
The USR9106 has been given to a mate to use in his house.
09 March 2006, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Iwan
I just installed a Netgear DG834GT in my house this evening, seems pretty good so far. Cost me about £70 plus vat from www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk .
Before that I had a US Robotics USR9106 which was also pretty good, worked fine for me but I've heard others have had problems with them. Only reason it got upgraded was I fancied a newer model - though to be honest there's no noticable performance advantage with the new one.
The USR9106 has been given to a mate to use in his house.
Before that I had a US Robotics USR9106 which was also pretty good, worked fine for me but I've heard others have had problems with them. Only reason it got upgraded was I fancied a newer model - though to be honest there's no noticable performance advantage with the new one.
The USR9106 has been given to a mate to use in his house.
10 March 2006, 08:09 AM
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I use a Buffalotech WMR-G54.
I used to have a Belkin which overheated all the time so took that back. I then had a Linksys (forget the model name) which had similar problems. Linksys exchanged it (it turned out it was a common problem with the v1 hardware of this model, which was fixed when they went to v2 hardware), but I'd already bought the Buffalotech as a replacement as I couldn't do without it.
The Buffalotech is very reliable - much more solid engineering than the Belkin or Linksys.
I used to have a Belkin which overheated all the time so took that back. I then had a Linksys (forget the model name) which had similar problems. Linksys exchanged it (it turned out it was a common problem with the v1 hardware of this model, which was fixed when they went to v2 hardware), but I'd already bought the Buffalotech as a replacement as I couldn't do without it.
The Buffalotech is very reliable - much more solid engineering than the Belkin or Linksys.
10 March 2006, 04:01 PM
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i use a safecom which is cheap (it is a rebadged model of one of the bigger names but cannot remember, just uses its own firmware) thats been reliable for me and easy to set up etc.
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