Asus - Wireless Router - IEEE 802.11n

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My dad is trying to find a good router for around 100 dollars that will be able to be a lot quicker then the one we have now he told me about this one but I was just wondering if this a good one or not? And if you guys have any better ones for around 100 Please tell me. thank you
 
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You did not link any particular asus routers. The asus routers in general are some of the best on the market.

In general unless you have some very old crap router it will not likely be faster. You are limited by your ISP. If you only have a 25m internet connection it will still run 25m no matter if you use a 64m router or one that can run 450m.

You also need to ensure all your devices also can run 802.11n. To get optimum speed out of a 802.11n you really want to disable the support for older devices like 802.11b or 802.11g. If you can not you are likely best off keeping your old router to run just the older stuff and move all your more advanced devices to the new router.

For $100 you can get a very nice dual band router...
You did not link any particular asus routers. The asus routers in general are some of the best on the market.

In general unless you have some very old crap router it will not likely be faster. You are limited by your ISP. If you only have a 25m internet connection it will still run 25m no matter if you use a 64m router or one that can run 450m.

You also need to ensure all your devices also can run 802.11n. To get optimum speed out of a 802.11n you really want to disable the support for older devices like 802.11b or 802.11g. If you can not you are likely best off keeping your old router to run just the older stuff and move all your more advanced devices to the new router.

For $100 you can get a very nice dual band router. If you need to upgrade a number of your nic cards you may want to drop down to tplink which is a little cheaper and spend the extra on the nic cards.
 
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