Dd-wrt

[LadyGaGa]

So I had troubles with my rooter, and decided to take actions toward this, after an hour or so of research, i found DD-WRT. [Google it, cant post link] It is amazing, and free. My download speed went from 200kb/s to well over 800~. It also reduced the number of freezes I had because of the wireless. Really the best thing I've ever downloaded. Try it

[sinayion]

DD-WRT is indeed amazing. My Linksys WRT600N was fine with stock firmware, but there were small things bugging me with the occasional Netflix speed drop, slight lag, etc. DD-WRT made everything epically stable and I get to do so much more with the router.

[chaud]

DD-WRT / Tomato / Tomato USB are all great upgrades over stock router firmware.

[Asera]

I have DD-WRT on my access point, and it indeed pretty good. While it does handle better than stock firmware, I still managed to choke it to death when I used it as a gateway. xD

[kidsafe]

I have DD-WRT on my access point, and it indeed pretty good. While it does handle better than stock firmware, I still managed to choke it to death when I used it as a gateway. xD

The most powerful currently is the Netgear WNDR3700, then probably the Linksys E3000. Those should have sufficient SoCs for most people to run their various additional services/daemons.

[Asera]

The most powerful currently is the Netgear WNDR3700, then probably the Linksys E3000. Those should have sufficient SoCs for most people to run their various additional services/daemons.

I have it on an older WRT54GL, which I replaced with a cheap ISA server. :3

[ispano]

I used to use DD-WRT on a WRT54GL, then a WRT310N. But now I have a dual core atom Mini-ITX system running Gentoo as my router, AP, web server and some other things. It's pretty nice with dual Intel NICs.

[Asera]

I used to use DD-WRT on a WRT54GL, then a WRT310N. But now I have a dual core atom Mini-ITX system running Gentoo as my router, AP, web server and some other things. It's pretty nice with dual Intel NICs.

Indeed, I got a Pro1000CT in mine plus the onboard Artheros, then a 1gbps PCI Dlink for DMZ. System itself is a Pentium E5200, 2gb RAM.

[ispano]

This: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813182233
And this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813182233
Has 4GB RAM, 8GB SSD as boot drive and an 80GB 2.5" Drive for temp and cache stuff as well as anything I put on the webserver.