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[Recursion]

ASUS generally make decent routers... I'm not sure on Netgear, but their managed switches I use at work are very good.

Switches... you can go for any. Personally I'd go for a gigabit switch made by either Netgear, D-Link or Linksys/Cisco.

[scottish]

I've got some gigabit TP Link TL-SG1008D think i'll just stick with that should do the job.

Thanks :p

[Recursion]

I've got some gigabit TP Link TL-SG1008D think i'll just stick with that should do the job.

Thanks :p

TP-Link are supposed to be pretty good anyway

[scottish]

Yeah :p

Gonna buy the Asus RT-N66U and Msft SideWinder X4

so /thread :p

[GommeInc]

I'd suggest the Netgear one - but only because I've never had experience with ASUS routes (didn't even know they made them o-O)

I think they may of just been released for buying this week, they're only a recent thing - or the carbon fibre looking ones are. ebuyer seem to like them at least.

Yeah :p

Gonna buy the Asus RT-N66U and Msft SideWinder X4

so /thread :p

Review it when it comes, it seems pretty good

[Tomm]

Asus have announced the next version of that router a few weeks ago although there is no release date. It is the RT-AC66U and supports 802.11ac (Up to 1.75Gbps). As there is no release date dunno how bad your situation is and if you want to wait or not.

Yeah :p

Gonna buy the Asus RT-N66U and Msft SideWinder X4

so /thread :p

[scottish]

any ideas on prices?

could wait a few weeks, router atm is annoying but can live with it.