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- Mon 1st June 2015, 07:49
#1994
So, last year I bought myself a laptop for gaming and school, and so far it's been running really well. However, what's NOT running well is the router I bought along with it. I happened to choose a fairly cheap "Serioux" router.
So far, it's been doing its job decently (good coverage in my whole apartment). However, many multiplayer games are blocked on its firewall, and port forwarding is hard to impossible on this POS. It has a really counter-intuitive user interface, and it just doesn't work.
I will keep on using this router, because I also have access to neighbours' Wi-Fi for multiplayer games, but if I were you, I would avoid Serioux routers. In fact, I think it's a Romanian product, so chances are you won't even see any.
So far, it's been doing its job decently (good coverage in my whole apartment). However, many multiplayer games are blocked on its firewall, and port forwarding is hard to impossible on this POS. It has a really counter-intuitive user interface, and it just doesn't work.
I will keep on using this router, because I also have access to neighbours' Wi-Fi for multiplayer games, but if I were you, I would avoid Serioux routers. In fact, I think it's a Romanian product, so chances are you won't even see any.
Why are you reading this? I don't really have anything to say, but I figured I would look professional if I had a signature, so here we go!
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