Linksys WRT32X
Linksys WRT32x is a Wifi gaming router that reduces lag and latency. Hence, it's ideal for gamers that rely on real-time updates.
Manufacturer: Linksys
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8 years ago
The WRT32x is easily my favorite WRT to date and I think that says a lot because I have owned all iterations, some multiple times. The build quality is on par with the best in the market and further, I love the all black, silver logo of the WRT branding on this solution.
8 years ago
Review: Linksys WRT32X Gaming Router
Linksys has created a viable route for gamers. I respect the hustle of the WRT32X and all of its offerings, but this isn't a router for just anyone. To get the most out it you, need to already own the corresponding motherboard, or pony up and purchase one to get peak performance.
Pros:
- Sleek design for a router
- WRT firmware
Cons:
- Expensive
- Killer enabled hardware required to benefit from KPE
8 years ago
No more buffereing video conference calls!
Much Better than our previous Linksys/Cisco router. super happy no more dropped packets on conference calls with work.
8 years ago
Linksys WRT32X Gaming Router Review
When I was first asked to look at the Linksys WRT32X, I wasn't sure how I could utilize such a router without the Killer networking components. Luckily I was loaned the MSI GT83VR Titan SLi laptop which does have Killer networking components built in.
Pros:
- Killer Networking support
- Prioritization of all network devices
- Ease of use
- easy setup
- Killer Networking support
- Prioritization of all network devices
- Ease of use
- easy setup
Cons:
- Premium price point
- Larger footprint than previous WRTs
- Premium price point
- Larger footprint than previous WRTs
8 years ago
Linksys WRT32X Gaming Router
Our reliance on the Internet and web connectivity is such that the router plays a key role in modern homes or offices. Whereas an ISP-provided box used to fit the bill, it now makes sense to consider an upgrade offering additional features and increased performance.
Pros:
- Killer Prioritisation Engine
- Fast and inviting user interface
- Solid WiFi performance
- Easy setup
Cons:
- £300 price tag
- Key benefits limited to Killer clients
8 years ago
There was a time where the only biggest perk that a "gaming router" had to offer its target audience came in the form of aesthetics. An appeal that echoed a lot of the language and logic surrounding the design of laptops in the niche.
Pros:
- Ping improvements
- Great UI
Cons:
- Premium price
- Mileage may vary
8 years ago
Linksys WRT32X MU-MIMO Gigabit Gaming Router
Is a router really going to make your champion in League of Legends kick more butt? Probably not, but the Linksys WRT32X does give you an edge over gamers whose routers often lag behind due to their network traffic.
Pros:
- Gamers will love how it stabilizes in-game ping
Cons:
- The speeds aren't great and the menu isn't the most user-friendly
- No hardware changes from the Linksys WRT3200ACM
8 years ago
Linksys WRT32X Wi-Fi Gaming Router
The Linksys WRT32X Wi-Fi Gaming Router is a solid choice for gaming enthusiasts who compete online. It rocked our 2.4GHz throughput performance tests, and is equipped with plenty of ports for connecting to gaming consoles and external storage drives.
Pros:
- Uses Killer Networks Prioritization engine
- Fast 2.4GHz throughput in testing
- Easy to install and configure
- Supports MU-MIMO streaming
- Fast file-transfer speeds
Cons:
- Pricey
- Middling 5GHz throughput
8 years ago
Linksys WRT 32X Review: Router Makes Gaming a Priority
With the classic good looks of Linksys' WRT networking gear, the WRT 32X gaming router combines a low latency design and a way to prioritize your home's Wi-Fi throughput, but lags on overall performance. At $299 it lacks the latest security, although it should appeal to heavy-duty gamers.
Pros:
- Low latency design
- Killer Prioritization Engine
- Excellent interface
Cons:
- Expensive
- Lags other routers on speed
8 years ago
It has gotten so bad that I revert to an older router
I have been a massive fan of Linksys in the past, but this latest version is nothing but a headache. They recently pushed out a firmware update that has caused connection issues for many people including myself. Devices will disconnect after just a few minutes. Some won't even connect at all.
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