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Dead cheap router for running DD-WRT/Open-Wrt
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@shashankb what is your purpose of using openwrt/dd-wrt router?
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@shashankb Most modern router firmware support what you need. I would suggest to go for openwrt only if you want to try it out as fun project. Else its a hassle. All cheap routers have very minimal RAM/ROM, you cant install and use all features. The router would reboot/freeze if the features of openwrt/ddwrt which you want to try overloads the host. The router might run on high I/O and CPU.
Also increasing tx value will not help if the h/w has already reached its threshold.
Also increasing tx value will not help if the h/w has already reached its threshold.
nope not supported
Netgear tends to be costlier always.... american vs chinese
All the research I have till date points to just C6 in that kindda budget
I am using netgear r6220 which is nice router in itself. One usb 2.0 port also present.
Supports openwrt too.
Ahh Netgear, been on modded dgn2200v3 for almost 7 years now, though planning to jump bandwagon to TP-Link now after these number of years, let's hope it turns out as stable.
