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good router for bridged epc 3925

MarkY91 · 2013-09-10 20:24:32

so im finally sick and tired of the epc 3925 box and it seems that bridging it with a new router is the only way i will have reliable broadband. i dont know much about all of this and id have to read a guide on how to do bridging but my question is...what router to buy? if it does the job then ill get it. i dont want to…

10-09-2013 9:24pm

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so im finally sick and tired of the epc 3925 box and it seems that bridging it with a new router is the only way i will have reliable broadband. i dont know much about all of this and id have to read a guide on how to do bridging but my question is...what router to buy? if it does the job then ill get it. i dont want to spend too much..80 euro would be perfect but i could stretch a tiony bit further if it was worth my while.

i use my broadband for net surfing, torrent downloading etc..then i play ps3 alot. my current epc 3925 loses DNS..ALOT and i get kicked out of games saying lost connection..its all the 3925's fault because on eircom i never had this problem

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#2 10-09-2013 9:34pm

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http://www.amazon.com/NETGEAR-Wireless-Router-Gigabit-WNDR3700/dp/B002HWRJY4

I have the 3800 bridged with the 3925. Flawless. 3700 would do just fine though.

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