N router?

Hey everyone with the sales now hitting newegg I am looking for a N wireless router since atm we only a have a g and our internet is faster then what g level band with will allow so I was wondering is it beneficial to go for a 300-mbps router over a 150 mbps one?

Get the Asus RT-N16, and stick tomato on it and have fun gaming.

To answer your question, yes it is worth getting N. Especially if the signal has to travel through multiple walls or floors, N is more powerful and can penetrate farther plus its faster. Just be wary that the Computers, gaming consoles, and other wireless devices are N capable or else they wont benift from a N connection.

To answer your question, yes it is worth getting N. Especially if the signal has to travel through multiple walls or floors, N is more powerful and can penetrate farther plus its faster. Just be wary that the Computers, gaming consoles, and other wireless devices are N capable or else they wont benift from a N connection.

iblowuup

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To answer your question, yes it is worth getting N. Especially if the signal has to travel through multiple walls or floors, N is more powerful and can penetrate farther plus its faster. Just be wary that the Computers, gaming consoles, and other wireless devices are N capable or else they wont benift from a N connection.

Empirefrtw

that number is only good if you ahve an internet connection from your ISP that can do that speed.

a router only send traffic where you want it to go that 300mbps or w/e on the router box is only good up until you hit your real internet connection. at which point your ISP takes over and your at their mercy for speeds. the above beign said it WOULD have an effect on intranet connectons (same network) transactions like say lan gaming or sending data to and from form 2 machines.. or the networking of a printer.

edit: if your internet if you have a connection that runs equal to or n exess of 300mbps or w/e it could match it then and improve speed but its not exactly "necissary"

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[QUOTE="iblowuup"]

To answer your question, yes it is worth getting N. Especially if the signal has to travel through multiple walls or floors, N is more powerful and can penetrate farther plus its faster. Just be wary that the Computers, gaming consoles, and other wireless devices are N capable or else they wont benift from a N connection.

ionusX

that number is only good if you ahve an internet connection from your ISP that can do that speed.

a router only send traffic where you want it to go that 300mbps or w/e on the router box is only good up until you hit your real internet connection. at which point your ISP takes over and your at their mercy for speeds. the above beign said it WOULD have an effect on intranet connectons (same network) transactions like say lan gaming or sending data to and from form 2 machines.. or the networking of a printer.

edit: if your internet if you have a connection that runs equal to or n exess of 300mbps or w/e it could match it then and improve speed but its not exactly "necissary"