Quote (Ice98 @ Aug 5 2010 09:11am)

i seriously doubt its the same warranty  as a new one, refurb warranties are often 90 days, 120 if your lucky


IMO get one on newegg, you get excellent customer service and a 30-day return  policy if it doesnt work, stay away from frys, 14 day exchange? fuck that




but seriously, if your having that much of an issue, you either need to look into changing the channel on the router, setting up security, ETC, from my room i can pick up probably 12 different wifi networks, 3 of which come from my own routers, and i never have issues even broadcasting 3 wifi networks from the same 10 foot radius

Quote (Djsenn @ Aug 5 2010 02:16am)

Yeah, as long as the antennas are 2-3 feet away from each other they should cause minimal interference. If they're too close though they'll reverberate off each other even if one of them is off. There's at least 3 routers in my house in a 20 foot radius.

Quote (Ice98 @ Aug 5 2010 09:18am)

lol, 2 of em are about a foot and a half apart, the third is in a closet, i should probably move them

i also have 2 switches and the modem on my poor desk


my roommate is too fucking stupid to switch wifi networks, so i cant turn off the one i dont use, and i dont mess with his comp at all so "meh"

Quote (Djsenn @ Aug 5 2010 02:20am)

What channels are they running on? LOL

Quote (Ice98 @ Aug 5 2010 03:11am)

i seriously doubt its the same warranty  as a new one, refurb warranties are often 90 days, 120 if your lucky


IMO get one on newegg, you get excellent customer service and a 30-day return  policy if it doesnt work, stay away from frys, 14 day exchange? fuck that




but seriously, if your having that much of an issue, you either need to look into changing the channel on the router, setting up security, ETC, from my room i can pick up probably 12 different wifi networks, 3 of which come from my own routers, and i never have issues even broadcasting 3 wifi networks from the same 10 foot radius