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Aetohatir
By Aetohatir
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This one maybe.

http://geizhals.de/tp-link-archer-c5-a1030378.html

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Right now I have a turd of a router. I can't even have a different DNS without it working correctly.
What I need is:

- 802.11 ac
- Decent Wireless reach
- Shouldn't be too costly

- Able to do 2.5GHz and 5GHz at the same time 

Thanks in advance

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This one maybe.

http://geizhals.de/tp-link-archer-c5-a1030378.html

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Why 802.11 AC? Do you have any devices that support it? if not then there isn't much reason to get it.

 

 

ZetZet's suggestion could possibly work.

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Why 802.11 AC? Do you have any devices that support it? if not then there isn't much reason to get it.

 
 

 

ZetZet's suggestion could possibly work.

Well duh of course I have devices that support it

but I guess ZetZet's suggestion suffices

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