Wireless adsl router with QoS + large throughput

Okay, ive gone trough two routers now, a D-link 604+ and a Linksys WAG54G, both were complete rubbish lasting about a year each. I download alot of stuff, and use BT and Emule quite alot, so i need a router that can handle alot of connections and throughput... I also need some QoS services so i can leave BT and Emule on, and play CS source and browse the web at a decent speed.

So im looking at a stable router with QoS one that can run linux would be a bonus... So far ive considered the a D-link 604T, linksys WAG354G or a netgear DG834GT.

Any advice?

Thanks
Wil

you may want to consider a DRAYTEK

http://www.draytek.co.uk/products/router_compare.shtml

If you want any sort of aftersales support whatsoever drop the consideration of the Netgear.

Their support function is like a mouldy chocolate teapot - not fit for the purpose it was intended not for any other useful purpose.

yea, they look nice, but out of my price range! Im looking to spend under

"fully functional reliable router, do they actually exist?"

Yes, but for over

I know these are fairly cheap to buy but have you considered the Safecom brand?

I've had one running for a couple of weeks now and its put my Netgear DG834G to shame.

http://www.safecom.cn/code/sub/category.asp?prdid=236&subcatid=1

Virtual admin panel here:
http://safecom.cn/code/product/adsl/SWART2-54125/login/

Available from Ebuyer for under

Yea? If it can handle 200 similtanious connections, and pretty hard usage, then thats cool. I can get an RMA on the linksys one, but, im not quite sure if the new models are worth it. My other idea was to slap a adsl pci card in my linux server, and use it as a wireless router, would it be as effective?

Wil

Have you looked at billion? I have a 7402vgp and it has the QOS features you are looking for. I remember reading somewhere that it has enough memory for 1500 simultaneous NAT sessions.

Ah billion look good too, 1500 similtanious connections but i went with a safecom off ebuyer, you can flash to firmware to a linux based version, so im sure i will beable to tweak it to handle loads of connections, act as a print server, and sort out my Q0S problems...

Thanks for all your help!
Wil