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Replacing ISP (Ericom) provided router

dvega · 2019-06-21 10:35:48

I'm thinking about replacing my ISP provided (Eircom) router with an Asus upgrade or something similar. I live in a 4 bed - semi in the suburbs with about 75/85 Mbps. Problem is i find the signal dropping from time to time, this also includes the TV which is also with Eir (IPTV). Even testing the range of 5G is somewhat…

21-06-2019 11:35am

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dvega

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I'm thinking about replacing my ISP provided (Eircom) router with an Asus upgrade or something similar. I live in a 4 bed - semi in the suburbs with about 75/85 Mbps. Problem is i find the signal dropping from time to time, this also includes the TV which is also with Eir (IPTV). Even testing the range of 5G is somewhat awful. Few meters away even.

Just what to know if people who also upgraded found it beneficial. I have googled it and it does seem worthwhile. Just wanted to get other thoughts...

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