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Dean · 2009-02-20, 09:53 AM

Many routers suffer from that problem especially ones with built in wireless. My firewall/internet router is separate from my wireless router and the former runs forever under any load, the later fails on a regular basis as have previous wireless routers.

Wireless has way more overhead and cpu/ memory requirements and cheapo routers never have enough of either.

Best relatively cheap wireless router out there is probably the Linksys wrt54g running one of the linux builds which have real memory management.

2009-02-20, 09:53 AM	#1122
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