Gargoyle Forum

ispyisail wrote:

I was told the Archer C7 was at one stage.

With QOS and other features turned on you will get about 50 up and down.

So is there any hardware available for Gargoyle that can actually handle 100/100 while splitting the bandwidth between 2 dozen users, managing QoS, and tracking quotas?

Oh, and I'm totally unconcerned with WiFi performance, I usually use Ubiquiti or other dedicated APs for WiFi duty.

Hi all,
I was wondering what the absolute best hardware is available for running Gargoyle. I was told the Archer C7 was at one stage. Is that still the case? Or there higher spec units available these days?
- Naz.

Hey all,
I want to set up a public hotspot with a potentially large number of users (200+) and so I need a high performing router.

What is the absolute best hardware that gargoyle can run on as of this moment? Are there any x86 builds that can run on, say, an Intel NUC?

Thanks,
- Naz.

Supported up to 1.6 but no longer? Has support for these devices been discontinued?

I have two of these routers lying around and it'd be good to put them to use. I know they won't perform as well as a modern router, but for home use on sub gigabit networks I'm sure they'll suffice.

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