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    Setting up the TP-Link Archer C50 as a repeater

    I guess the halved throughput is simply a side effect of how router repeating works right?
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    Setting up the TP-Link Archer C50 as a repeater

    Recently, my ISP switched my modem to a wireless model, and it seems surprisingly decent. Is it possible to set up my Archer C50 router as a repeater, to try and see if I get better coverage on the second floor? Thanks!
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    Suggestions: N300 class, or should I pay more for better if I don't have the speed for it?

    Anyone has any info on the C50? It's quite a bit cheaper, but I never see it recommended anywhere.
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    Suggestions: N300 class, or should I pay more for better if I don't have the speed for it?

    It's version 9, but unfortunately it's completely unreliable, before and after flashing OpenWRT. I'll probably be getting the Archer C5.
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    Suggestions: N300 class, or should I pay more for better if I don't have the speed for it?

    Also, any info on the C50 as seen here? (selecting the [AC1200 + 1 port] model) http://www.amazon.fr/dp/B00D8XXDB4/
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    Suggestions: N300 class, or should I pay more for better if I don't have the speed for it?

    I'm looking at the Archer C5. Any particular differences between the v1.2 and v2 models? If I'm understanding it correctly, this one is a v1.2?: http://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B00D8XXDB4/
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    Suggestions: N300 class, or should I pay more for better if I don't have the speed for it?

    I read up the FAQs and Router Ranking pages, and appreciate the divisions into classes to help potential buyers. However, I'm still considering the whole "you get what you pay for" thing; basically, do I really need to pay close to $100 or more for a router, if my connection is 15Mbps/1Mbps and...
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