Best Routers for Performance

in comparing the performance of this dlink router to my previous linksys router (wrt54g wireless-g) i don't see much difference.

so switched to 2.4ghz (still n) and performance was much better (consistent connections over 100mbs).

performances:

- can run 802.11b/g and 802.11n devices simultaneously on separate spectrums for maximum performance

the wireless performance is impressive; i switched from a different brand router, and my wireless range has doubled with this device.

network performance metrics indicate only moderate rates, which may step-down resolution to the tv's, but i can't readily tell from viewing.

also under recommended system requirements on the side of the box it says "for optimal wireless performance: use with dual band n usb adapter (dwa-160.

finally, the best thing about the dir-628 is its price; you get both great performance and many great features for an extremely reasonable price.

it definitely deserves kudos for it's performance and it's features.

performance:

i bought the dual band wrt610n wireless and the wusb600n dual band usb adapter abt two weeks back and have been greatly disapponited by the very poor performance of this particular linksys product.

loss in performance is too great.

my existing wireless enabled devices latched on almost immediately (even my chumby!) + with my new wireless-n card performance (throughput and signal strength) was better than i've ever seen before.

prosgreat performance and very easy to use.

if you don't know what settings to use, i would suggest the default first until you know how to enhance performance or fix a problem.

the versalink had always had inconsistent performance - our mac and our pcs seemed to knock each other off the network, requiring a reset of the router and/or a reboot of our laptops - and in the