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nehemiah
May 13th, 2007, 10:18:34 PM
i'm looking at getting a router. i am currently wired (at home, at least) and i need some wireless action for the wii b/f my girlfriend kills me.

does anyone have any recommendations?

specifically - is it worth my while to pay a little extra for the "N" protocol?

i was thinking of getting the d-link dir625. anyone have any experience w/ that mofo?

dasaybz
May 16th, 2007, 4:30:05 PM
do you got an N wireless card?

nehemiah
May 16th, 2007, 4:45:59 PM
do you got an N wireless card?i currently have a g card. that router is backwards compatible w/ g.

but i would invest in an n card if the n router is gonna actually make it worth my while.

dasaybz
May 21st, 2007, 12:55:15 PM
i currently have a g card. that router is backwards compatible w/ g.

but i would invest in an n card if the n router is gonna actually make it worth my while.

I would say go ahead and buy one if you think you are going to upgrade to an N wireless card in the near future. Otherwise, I'd say just stick with the G.

nehemiah
May 22nd, 2007, 10:59:55 PM
the router works like a charm. the wii is rocking it, baby!

but this mother****ing adapter card is gonna get burnt! mother ****er! **** **** **** work you ****er ****ing piece of crap.

:argh:

nehemiah
May 22nd, 2007, 11:27:54 PM
btw, i have been um............... *scanning* the other networks in the area. out of 5 "known" networks - this router is tripling the packets of the next fastest network. it's faster than the other 4 networks combined.

nehemiah is loving it.

:rockon:

dasaybz
May 24th, 2007, 1:17:29 PM
Sweet. I'm glad it's rockin for ya!!

:rock:

now grab angry IP scanner and start scanning the subnets, maybe someone has a c$ share open and you can scan their files. Hahhaha, also, try logging in to some of the routers.

But, ummm, I've never tried that before.

35Pete
May 26th, 2007, 6:20:46 PM
Sweet. I'm glad it's rockin for ya!!

:rock:

now grab angry IP scanner and start scanning the subnets, maybe someone has a c$ share open and you can scan their files. Hahhaha, also, try logging in to some of the routers.

But, ummm, I've never tried that before.

Of course not.