Linksys WRT32X AC3200

If you have a Killer Network-enabled computer and a slower internet connection which interferes with your gaming, the Linksys WRT32X Gaming Router will definitely help with network traffic prioritization and speed while gaming. This is highly dependent on your network speeds and if you have higher speeds (anything over 50Mbps down), prioritization probably isn’t much of a concern.

Overall the WRT32X delivered on its promise of prioritizing gaming over everything else - just what a gaming router is supposed to do. You may need to have the right hardware setup to get the best results, but Linksys proves that it knows what gamers want with the WRT32X.

A rock-solid gaming router that's easy to set up, easy to run, easy to configure, and far too expensive for the average wallet. We're not going to argue that this isn't an awesome combo, but if you're not looking to shell out quite as much moolah the...

Gamers of the world, unite! The Linksys WRT 32X is one of the first routers engineered for your pleasure with a prioritization engine, the ability to double each channel's bandwidth and speed up data transfers. On the other hand, its testing doesn't...

The Linksys WRT32X Wi-Fi Gaming Router uses the Killer Networks Prioritization engine to make sure you have plenty of bandwidth for online gaming. It also offers fast 2.4GHz and file transfer...

Hard-core gamers will get their money's worth if they have a Killer PC, but everyone else should find a less expensive option.

Linksys’ WRT32X gaming router absolutely lives up to its potential, making a compelling case not just for itself but for a whole new class of gaming routers. Dedicated products that understands and caters to the specific needs of their audience and offer them not just good looks but solid features that genuinely improve the experience.

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. Why go with a...