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By ANUPLUCIFERGAMER
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hey guys! i'm looking for an gaming router within 300$. is there any router?

 

do you have it? if yes, which one? howz it's performance?

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I heard a bit about buying a cheap network card and throwing it into an older Intel based computer for the best performance, but I'm no expert in this region of computers.

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http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/search.asp?keywords=gaming+router

 

 

there is something known as a gaming router!! go to the above link.

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I'd put money in a better internet connection first  :rolleyes:

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There isn't something like a "gaming" router. There are good routers and bad routers, if a router isn't good for gaming, then it isn't a good router.

That is of course without looking at the wireless, if you are gaming on wireless, run the damn cable!

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pretty sure there is not such thing as a gaming router

 

just buy a x1 intel nic card from ebay

and a good asus router

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Any Company selling a gaming router is cleary selling a normal router with gamer next to the name and charge $200+ for it. What you what is Pure packet per second & ipoffloading

, Edge max Lite comes to mind

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Routers are made for gaming now?

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