Is a netgear wndr3700v4 better than a asus RT-N65u?

[mattyc1977]

Hi. I presently have a asus rt-n65u but am getting a new fibre connection and it comes with a free netgear WNDR3700V4 and i cant decide if its better or not. The WNDR3700V4 has a new chipset and gets very good reviews and actually has a faster processer than the asus rt-n65u but the asus is a 750 router, where as the netgear is a 600 router. I will mainly use it for 5ghz but very rarely for anything wireless, other than browsing on phones and ipad. My network is mostly gigabit wired and the main pc which i do everything on is hard wired. Im thinking as the netgear is a newer chipset with a slightly faster processer,the wired gigabit performance may be better than the asus? The asus got mixed reviews in its days but it has suited me perfectly but i dont need 2 routers and cannot decide which one to sell!
Any advice greatly appreciated. thanks.
link to asus router here:-
http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wirel...outer-reviewed

link to netgear review but not as comprehensive:-
http://www.legitreviews.com/netgear-...er-review_2166

 

[OLDPHART]

Hi, if you are with Sky your 3rd party router must support this in ATM and PPP Protocols>*MAC encapsulated routing (RFC 1483 MER)*

If not it won't work and also you must have your Sky username and password that Sky asign to you.