Having troubles with the stability of your wifi router?
Your phone disconnects from your router for no reason or sometimes just doesn't connect ? Or the router chasis simply overheats and you face speed issues?
you can supercharge your cheap wifi router and increease the stability and performance of it by this trick
This 1.5/2$ hardware modification done to your router will not only make it more stable than ever,it will also make the lifespan of your router increased.
Why this modification works? Our Wifi router is like a mini computer too,it has cpu and ram like computers.So by running it continuously ,the CPU gets overheated due to the lack of Airflow and cooling solution since the manufacturers don't wanna spend much.
Things you will need :
1.Raspberry Pi Aluminum heatsinks
2.5V DC small Cooling Fan
3.An extra 5V adapter (or usb port )
You need find the CPU and RAM chip of the router motherboard first,google will be for your help.
Then put the small heatsinks on top of those chips.After you have done that,find a way to mount the fan,you can use hotglue but I used strings here
After you've done it,connect the positive terminal of fan to positive terminal of another adapter and negative terminal to negative terminal of adapter.
Then it's done.
The procedure is well demonstrated in the video
Video tutorial :
Your phone disconnects from your router for no reason or sometimes just doesn't connect ? Or the router chasis simply overheats and you face speed issues?
you can supercharge your cheap wifi router and increease the stability and performance of it by this trick
This 1.5/2$ hardware modification done to your router will not only make it more stable than ever,it will also make the lifespan of your router increased.
Why this modification works? Our Wifi router is like a mini computer too,it has cpu and ram like computers.So by running it continuously ,the CPU gets overheated due to the lack of Airflow and cooling solution since the manufacturers don't wanna spend much.
Things you will need :
1.Raspberry Pi Aluminum heatsinks
2.5V DC small Cooling Fan
3.An extra 5V adapter (or usb port )
You need find the CPU and RAM chip of the router motherboard first,google will be for your help.
Then put the small heatsinks on top of those chips.After you have done that,find a way to mount the fan,you can use hotglue but I used strings here
After you've done it,connect the positive terminal of fan to positive terminal of another adapter and negative terminal to negative terminal of adapter.
Then it's done.
The procedure is well demonstrated in the video
Video tutorial :
