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I don't know how my find compares to yours but I amassed a fleet of used Netgear WNDR3800's, and replaced their old stock OpenWRT with modern version. Compared

by kw71 10y ago

I don't know how my find compares to yours but I amassed a fleet of used Netgear WNDR3800's, and replaced their old stock OpenWRT with modern version. Compared to the linksys boxes, they have GigE, better radios (speed and range) more memory and a more powerful CPU. I might use the USB ports in the future for a disk or some serial thing I want to provide connectivity for.

rcthompson 10y ago
The C7 has 802.11ac support. I don't have any devices that support 802.11ac yet, but I also don't want to have to buy another router in a long time, which is why I went for it. The C7 sells for under $100 on Amazon, while most other equal-speed routers from other companies are substantially more expensive, e.g. the Linksys WRT AC1200 which sells for $150 (despite actually being slower), or Buffalo's AirStation AC1750 which sells for $160.