Not true la pakcik...
I have my PS3 idle doing nothing alot, never get DC also.


Those who are facing issues getting DCed is because of the wireless connection the sucky router TM gives for unifi.
Change the router's wireless from N back to G.
Problem will be solved then.

The router UNifi gives are absolutely total crap.
Really. If you want to use wi-fi, use your own router instead.

It'll be a little bit of work and hassle to get it working ontop of the D-link router Unifi gives, but its well worth it.
Just check in the network broadband board and the guide by rizvan on how to do it.

That's the way to go.
The router that TM gives is absolutely, the worst ever router humanity has seen (I'm exagarating yes, but for those who experienced it won't disagree).

That's the problem there.
Unfortunately the PS3 doesn't use wifi N.. so yea..

Wifi G should only be used when the devices are at most one room apart and on the same floor with about 2-3 walls in between at most to sustain a >90% signal strength.

Change your router, the default DIR-615 router has the shittiest implementation of wifi ever know to man.

Check www.klseet.com for more info.

Like I said in the above post, just go get yourself a custom router and save yourself all the hassle and frustration.
Check at www.klseet.com.

The little bit of investment well worth it.

You can do either, adding or just replacing it all together.

For me, I replaced my DIR-615 entirely.

Should be able to. I remember someone earlier in this thread did something the same with his Belkin router as well.
Check out this guide - http://unifi.stanleytiang.com/

I'm not on the latest Asus router, but using the awesome RT-N16. How good is the performance? As good as you can get out of unifi.
WiFi performance is great, no drop-outs and barely any packet loss even with 7 wireless devices hooked up at the same time — Laptop, iPad, 2x iPhones, Vita, 3DS, PSP.

Has plenty of features too — VPN, QoS (very good QoS in fact), dual-USB ports and even an in-built torrent downloader.
Hardware wise, it's on the Broadcom BCM4718 running at 480mhz and 128MB of RAM. A great network controller and plenty quick so no lock-ups no matter the traffic.

It's a little bit pricey at RM300+, especially if you compare to the popular budget TP Link routers. But I think it is worth it, for I do require the performance from a router like this.