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Bump.. price is now 2200 including shipping.

That's better, but if you consider buying a super router spending 10k+ do consider pfsense. Else just limit yourself to whatever you have currently. Not a worthy upgrade just for VPN,

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Consider a pfsense 2.2 box for openvpn. Don't have good experiences with open vpn on mid range routers. Edit- sorry didn't read your comment about dd-wrt too complex for you. In that case pfsense would be more complex, but provides lots of functions which an average user might not need. I run...

2 Used ones sold. Sealed new one available for Rs.2200 including shipping.

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I guess it would be better to set a pfsense box to handle that traffic. You can build your own pfsense box and it offers huge benefits for a small office. Just read about it and you will know. Maybe if you have a server with esxi and under utilised you can setup a pfsense VM and route your...

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Don't have SSD in raid. Have one SSD for your OS, unless your are considering virtualization.

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Amd processors generate more heat than intel due to their high TDP, but the stock cooler would take care of it. If you need to OC it, you would need an aftermarket cooler.

Why bother doing all that? Just migrate the hard disk drive to ssd by connecting a cheap usb to sata converter off ebay. Samsung provides the software when you buy their ssd (crucial doesn't offer any such software and I never had such requirement except on one Lappy on which I had installed a...

The only reason I use separate hardware is the flexibility wrt to open-source (dd-wrt, open-wrt). With an asdl wifi router you can't have the flexibility to use (even if there are open-source available it will disable the modem capabilities). So if you never plan on using open source routers or...

Then I would suggest amd. But please be aware of the power requirements vs the features offered by an amd.

If you mean you want a single hardware (modem+wifi router) look for an adsl wifi router on amazon/flipkart as per your budget/needs. In any case if it suits you it's always good to use the modem and a separate wifi router, but that's just me. Something like this would be enough if you have...

Even I wanted to use a yagi antenna in a metro city, but was told that it requires some permission and if done without permissions it would be an offence. Can someone using it throw some light on it?

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Do you have a motherboard or do you have to buy one? If you have to buy motherboard for either of them, I would go with AMD (only the power consumption would be more). Edit-Invest in a good am3+ motherboard for future expand-ability.