dragonnite 2 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 Beebee.... second Ong's advise!! Get this!!ASUS RT-AC66U Dual-Band Wireless-AC1750 Gigabit RouterThen u get another 3 of this to replace the exiting antenna. :sport-smiley-004: Asus Omni Antenna 360 degree Coverage Extension Stronger signal increases wireless coverage to hard-to-reach areas!!!eh kim, i thot u said bee's house too small to lose signal ? :notti:u want her to provide wireless signal to her whole development ah ? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kim76 18 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 eh kim, i thot u said bee's house too small to lose signal ? :notti:u want her to provide wireless signal to her whole development ah ? Ya.. maybe when I am tap onto her network while eating the Lor 9 beef hor fun :sport-smiley-004: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ongcs 3 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 All talking about wireless... I think I am the only one who prefer to use cables and not wireless! Wireless still good for small gadgetseh kim, i thot u said bee's house too small to lose signal ? :notti:u want her to provide wireless signal to her whole development ah ? good for bee, can makan and surf net at her nearby street.Ya.. maybe when I am tap onto her network while eating the Lor 9 beef hor fun :sport-smiley-004: Bo jio us go and eat really nice? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dragonnite 2 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 Ya.. maybe when I am tap onto her network while eating the Lor 9 beef hor fun :sport-smiley-004: bo jio ??!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Alpc 1 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 1 more trend I noticed (it was 2 but I forgot what's the 2nd one )... Most, if not all have cove lighting - be it living, bedroom or both. 1st thing I can think of is the cleaning - How much cleaning will we need to do! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
beejeebee 0 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 beejeebee, amazon prices :notti:kim/ong's router - USD99rt-n66u - USD170rt-ac66u - USD194Wahahahaha What's the difference between the 2nd and 3rd models? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kim76 18 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 Wahahahaha What's the difference between the 2nd and 3rd models?Not sure... Just little difference.. get the best one la.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
beejeebee 0 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 Beebee.... second Ong's advise!! Get this!!ASUS RT-AC66U Dual-Band Wireless-AC1750 Gigabit RouterThen u get another 3 of this to replace the exiting antenna. :sport-smiley-004: Asus Omni Antenna 360 degree Coverage Extension Stronger signal increases wireless coverage to hard-to-reach areas!!!Lol, posion bee even further eh kim, i thot u said bee's house too small to lose signal ? :notti:u want her to provide wireless signal to her whole development ah ? Ya lor Kim... You are going all out to poison me hor Even you and Ong are not using that lor! dragon is right. Mine is too small to even lose signal. I think I just need a normal TP-LINK router la Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dragonnite 2 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 Ya lor Kim... You are going all out to poison me hor Even you and Ong are not using that lor! dragon is right. Mine is too small to even lose signal. I think I just need a normal TP-LINK router la eh, i wouldn't go as far as TP-LINK lah... the difference ah ... both also got 3 antennas leh ... seriously,AC66U - up to 1.75Gbps cos supports an additional 802.11ac standardN66U - up to 900Mbps Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
beejeebee 0 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 eh, i wouldn't go as far as TP-LINK lah... the difference ah ... both also got 3 antennas leh ... seriously,AC66U - up to 1.75Gbps cos supports an additional 802.11ac standardN66U - up to 900MbpsIf say my internet speed is 100mpbs, does it matter if I get AC66U or N66U? I'm a bit confused on this part whenever I'm choosing routers.Cos if my speed is 100mbps, it will never up to 900mbps so what's the point of getting such a high speed one? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dragonnite 2 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 If say my internet speed is 100mpbs, does it matter if I get AC66U or N66U? I'm a bit confused on this part whenever I'm choosing routers.Cos if my speed is 100mbps, it will never up to 900mbps so what's the point of getting such a high speed one? got difference if u're streaming video within your network...won't help much during downloads, yes... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
beejeebee 0 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 got difference if u're streaming video within your network...won't help much during downloads, yes...Ahhhh... Now that's much clearer. Thanks dragon Now, considering I'm planning to get a NAS for movies and music streaming. It will be good a get a high speed one, I suppose Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Alex77 0 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 Hihi, thanks for your kind explanation and illustration.Well, I am thinking of the following for mine:::a) Opennet Termination Point (TP) @ Living Room Console (with 2 free power sockets allocated) ->b) Opennet Fibre Box ->c) Gigabit Router ->d) Gigabit Switch (8 ports) ->d) Network Patch Panel (4 points) -> MBR @ 1 port / Bedroom @ 1 port / Study @ 2 ports + Gigabit Switch (8 ports).In the event when I plan to expand the network in the rooms, I will add switches to the rooms.I am presently receiving quote of 120 per cat6 point, with 10 bucks for per wall panel in my rooms and 50 bucks for the network patch panel in my living room. Gigabit switch is around 60 per piece. So total damage est 690.Ongcs,may I ask doing network cabling is different from electrical wiring isit? So I will need to engage some1 to install my network isit? very chim...I am really nook in this. Thanks! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ongcs 3 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 Ongcs,may I ask doing network cabling is different from electrical wiring isit? So I will need to engage some1 to install my network isit? very chim...I am really nook in this. Thanks!Yes, they are different from start. You can engage your ID/contractor to wire up your new house. You need to research & plan what you want to achieve by having networking in your new place.Quick start, have a read on my T-Blog. I did covered a fair write-up on the gadgets I had installed. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ongcs 3 Report post Posted April 2, 2013 seriously,AC66U - up to 1.75Gbps cos supports an additional 802.11ac standardN66U - up to 900MbpsGood for me to have this If say my internet speed is 100mpbs, does it matter if I get AC66U or N66U? I'm a bit confused on this part whenever I'm choosing routers.Cos if my speed is 100mbps, it will never up to 900mbps so what's the point of getting such a high speed one? Do not mixed up internet speed vs router. What you had signed up on the internet package was the download speed offered to you. Taking (N66U - up to 900Mbps) as example, which mean it is capable to handle such transfer size & load in this router. Likewise for (AC66U - up to 1.75Gbps cos supports an additional 802.11ac standard) the capability is even better. Also, it supports the new standard 802.11AC, future proof but not neccessary unless all your equipments are 802.11AC capable too. Ahhhh... Now that's much clearer. Thanks dragon Now, considering I'm planning to get a NAS for movies and music streaming. It will be good a get a high speed one, I suppose For your situation, no need to buy AC66U or N66U, overkill. Just buy what Kim & I are using, well enough for your unit coverage. PS: so that I can poison other stuffs to you mah Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
