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1 edit | reply to chrisbmoore
Re: [Wireless] WRT610N vs E3000 Going back on topic, I think the difference lies in the CFE. If you search the dd-wrt forums, they have already posted how you can convert a wrt610nv2 to a e3000 (but the gain seems to be minimal, IMO).
I own a wrt610nv2 flashed with dd-wrt and it is an excellent router. On a 35/35 FIOS connection, I get nearly full speed (DL actually exceeds 35 consistently) on BOTh wired and wireless in a medium sized SF home. The wireless range is excellent (my experience with Netgear routers is that their wireless range is poor).
Also, you can get a remanufactured wrt610nv2 from Linksys outlet for about a $100. |
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kudos:1 | the why i think about it is the E3000 is like the wrt610nv3 that was never released.
i do not know if there really is any changes |
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If you don't mind me asking, which version of the firmware do you have installed on the router?
Thanks |
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| said by anon1998 :
If you don't mind me asking, which version of the firmware do you have installed on the router?
Thanks
Sorry for the late reply - I use dd-wrt k26 14144 (mega) |
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