(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Okay so I can't take it anymore with my router. Had it for 5 and a half years, and it's on it's last legs! Internet downloads are slow, it has lag spikes everyday, and often disconnects from internet. It's a Linkysys and here's more info about it: You must login or register to view this content.

Anyway around 4pm today I'm going to buy one. However I need your help! What's a good router that has a long lifetime, fit to work with a ps3 and 3 computers running at the same time, and I don't really care what the price is (however under $200 would be nice).

So far this router has my attention: You must login or register to view this content.

Tell me if that above router is any good and tell me your recommendations, thanks

I've got a Belkin, had it a while, great little router, real cheap too, picked it up for £30 and its one of the best I've had

NETGEAR RangeMax WNDR3300 Router
Thats what i use had it for 3 years still works perfect No Lag
Heres a link to it
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You can set up a WEP key password so when your neighbors try to use your WI-FI they'll need your code. :p
:hitman:

Make sure you get the right one for your connection. I have bought 2 routers that had ethernet ports as the internet connection instead of the thinner dsl cable. /facepalm

I would recommend Linksys as they are supposed to be the best with port forwarding (Getting open nat)

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every router has that nowadays man

that was ment for the person i quoted to set up his connection with a pw if he doesn't have it like that already.

Maybe his neighbors are using his router. now please remove that groan. :hitman:

Well i had a bad luck with Linksys.I would personally avoid Linksys because their customer service sucks and every time i had a problem i would call them and they would charge me $30 to get into my computer and fix the problem, and d-Link. D-Link tend to load on way more features than the hardware can support, not to mention they tend to be a bit skimpy on the RAM.I eventually bought the Netgear - N300 Wireless-N Router with Gigabit quick and easy to set-up but didn't really do anything to improve internet speed and never had problem since then, so my advice to you is buy Netgear - N300 Wireless-N Router with Gigabit for like $75 or upgrade and get the one you want which is like 150$

What is with the Hitman smileys?

Does anyone know if they make DSL Routers that work with Verizon?

I have a Netopia-3000 and it really good. i can get connection at my friends house across the street