(I paid $45 + tax Newegg for a new AC18 unit, which is quite a bit cheaper than a refurb Asus AC1900 unit on ebay for $90.) Which is supported by FreshTomato 2020.1, my current daily-driver.
Those are all dual-core CPUs, AC1900 wifi, and open to use a myriad of 3rd-party firmware, such as DD-WRT, OpenWRT, MerlinWRT, and various flavors of Tomato (my fave).Īnother alternative implementation of the same hardware platform as the AC68U (which may still be pricey, even refurb), is the Tenda AC18 AC1900 router. My favorite picks, are something from Asus, either an AC66U / AC1750 (single-core 800Mhz-1Ghz CPU, AC wifi), an AC66U B1 / AC1750 B1 (the "B1" is important, as that signifies a hardware upgrade to a dual-core ARM CPU), or an AC68U-family (AC68R, AC1900, AC1900P from Asus). Thus bogging down the entire wifi spectrum. range as 'n', tends to cause other routers to run at 'g' speeds too. Click to expand.Yes, but think of the neighbors.
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