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Old 05-13-2013, 06:47 AM   #2
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I recently installed an N router and its fine. The problem I see with jumping on ac is legacy device support. That might not be a problem with ac, but since I'm happy as a pig in shit with my N router that has a separate network segment for visitors, supports a g SSID for legacy devices and lets me turn any USB drive into network storage by plugging it in, I'm good for a while.

If performance is that critical, drag some wire.
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