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I dont think so. I think it helps the handoff if both routers have the exact same channels and frequency in addition to setting the same ssid and password but other than that I think, I really do think, as ive never tested it long term myself that it works fine

Using quote marks on heavy give me a break I live in England (was just on holiday in Ontario it's a very nice btw)  Well by my standards that's heavy. Anyway thanks for the replies, very helpful.

Using quote marks on heavy give me a break I live in England (was just on holiday in Ontario it's a very nice btw)  Well by my standards that's heavy. Anyway thanks for the replies, very helpful.

Using quote marks on heavy give me a break I live in England (was just on holiday in Ontario it's a very nice btw)  Well by my standards that's heavy. Anyway thanks for the replies, very helpful.

This is something I've thought about trying before but never really started on. My reason is that without a lot of users hitting the same sites, I figure the amount of speedup would be minimal. Your browser already does its own caching of things like images on websites. Steam and other updates rarely have the same data in them, so unless you and your brother have lots of the same games I wouldn't expect much usable data to get cached. But if you try it and report back on any improvements seen, maybe I'll give it a go.
 
Blocking ads is something I think you can do with a Squid proxy, but I honestly don't know for sure.

I'd rather not use any of Apple's products when networking because I'd like a lot more customizability and something I can tinker with.

The 360mm and the 240mm would be sufficient

360+240mm rads should run it quite comfortably.