If you want to get full control over your router--if you're into that kind of thing--look into flashing your routers firmware with something like DD-WRT. Freshtomato is another optoin which is much more easily accessible (user-friendly UI makes it easier to work with than DD-WRT). You may want to choose a router from their if you want to flash custom firmware on your router (I recommend).
The router I suggested is compatible with DD-WRT, but not freshtomato. Any from the freshtomato list would be good. You get the most out of your router when you remove the manufacturer firmware.
If you want to get full control over your router--if you're into that kind of thing--look into flashing your routers firmware with something like DD-WRT. Freshtomato is another optoin which is much more easily accessible (user-friendly UI makes it easier to work with than DD-WRT). You may want to choose a router from their [supported list](https://wiki.freshtomato.org/doku.php/hardware_compatibility) if you want to flash custom firmware on your router (I recommend).
The router I suggested is compatible with DD-WRT, but not freshtomato. Any from the freshtomato list would be good. You get the most out of your router when you remove the manufacturer firmware.
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