
My current router is a Billion 7402R2 (Argon 432) that has served me well with UK Online and now seems to be working well with Xilo (Pro 24 - Tiscalli - Globespan chipset). The problem is I now require Wi-Fi and don't really want to just tack an access point onto it.
Would ideally like to keep under £100 but I could probably stretch to £130 or so. Decent QoS, at least 2 GbE ports (although only 2 would be pushing it), 802.11n (5Ghz? dual band?), IPv6 (can't be that far away can it?

Am I forgetting anything feature-wise? Hopefully something can meet those requirements (or come close) and not be any slower than my current router.
My stats are:
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1 23 45 | - Downstream Upstream Speed 19862993 877744SNR Margin 6.5 dB 7.0 dB Line Attenuation 28.5 dB 16.5 dBCRC Errors 0 0 |
Who's good on build quality these days? I hear about overheating Netgears lately. The Billion 7800N looks good on paper but people seem to be having a few issues on the whirlpool.net.au forums. Seems to be well liked elsewhere but I'm not going to assume it's good just because my current one is, and that's not perfect.
Edited by e102gamma (Thu 25-Nov-10 11:54:19)