ASUS RT-N16 Router

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Do any of you have experience with this router?

 

[Not the Autorx Frank]

pictures and more info on the oleg firmware forum
http://wl500g.info/showthread.php?t=19629&highlight=RT-N16

RT-N16
* Highest performance CPU at 533MHz.
* Largest 128Mbytes DDR2 memory.
* Latest use low power 65nm CMOS process.
* Support up to 300,000 sessions for perfect P2P download.
* Most widespread application with USB2.0
* Solid Wireless performance.
* Support NTFS read/write

Specifications

* Standard: IEEE 802.11 b/g/n
* Antenna: 3 x external antenna
* USB port: 2 x USB2.0
* Operating Frequency: 2.4GHz ~ 2.5GHz
* WAN Connection Types:
o Static IP, Dynamic IP,
o PPTP, PPPoE, L2TP,
o PPTP with MPPE,
o Dual-Link (L2TP & Static IP),
o Multi-Session PPPoE
* Firewall & Access Control:
o NAT Firewall, Domain Access Control,
o SPI (Stateful Package Inspection) Firewall,
o DoS Detection, WAN ping control,
o Single Port and Port Range filter,
o URL based filter, MAC Address filter,
o Inbound/Outbound IP Filter, Web Filter:
o (ActiveX, Cookie, Java, Web Proxy)

RT-N17
storage router, with podcatcher


RT-N16ROG
republic of gamers black version, probably overclocked

CPU broadcom bcm4716 532 Mhz

 

[pcfxer]

Overclocking a router is so unnecessary. If you need CPU speed in a router get a commercial product. Aruba, Cisco, etc.

 

[OVERKILL]

It is like the WL-500W on steroids.

 

[Rand]

Originally Posted By: pcfxer
Overclocking a router is so unnecessary. If you need CPU speed in a router get a commercial product. Aruba, Cisco, etc.


have to agree its about as useless as overclocking a video card to run microsoft office