My router is situated under a steel staircase in an A/V closet, and my main desktop is upstairs, across the house (about 50 feet straight shot through 4 walls and a floor). As I type this, I’m starting to laugh about how ridiculous my expectations might be. I have a ton of systems running on my wifi as well, but some of the major clients are hard-wired through the router inside the AV closet. I have a feeling I need to try moving the router, but I’d like to know if you have any thoughts and/or other recommendations to try before I relocate my modem (i.e. install a new coax run) and/or the router (new cat6 run)?

I’m curious to know what you’d recommend i do to improve consistent speed and performance with my gig internet. Dong, I have one question, which I have tried to get answered, but haven´t really been able to find a definitiver answer.

One thing I want, is to have a good QOS-which would keep things running (gaming, YT and video watching etc.) smoothly. I have tons of gaming consoles (something like 40), but of course just a few of them on WiFi (Wii U, Wii, Xbone, PS4, Switch Lite, a couple of Vitas etc.) Main consoles are wired (XboneX, PS4 Pro, Shield, LG C9 and main computer). The TUF-AX5400 is a different shape from the GS-AX5400 below. It has the same hardware inside but is part of the more affordable TUF product that’s more popular in Asia and the EU than in the US. Now I’m promised reimbursement. I don’t know if they’re even still making the RT-AX89X. It seems to have had many hardware issues. Which is too bad, because it was an awesome router with two 10GB ports, two USB ports and eight regular ethernet ports.

I finally received my AX11000 today. I started from scratch and made the AX11000 the main router and the AC3100 a node. I have a couple issues I’m hoping for commentary on so I don’t have to re-invent the wheel. My AC3100 was superb with stability and i’m hoping to achieve the same with the mesh. If QoS/Parental control is present in the router but not on nodes, will the nodes provide the functionality ? You can then connect your computers and devices to the network and access the router’s software for more fine-tuning. The administration interface is easy to use, logically organised, and available in 25 languages. You can manage a lot of settings, so both novice and more advanced users will be satisfied with the options available. Lastly I am confused about how the number of streams a router has will affect performance. Do I need as many streams as people concurrently using a virtual machine/gaming, so each person can have their own stable Mu-mimo channel? Do I need double for a fast enough signal for each person? Or is it all marketing? We’re using a 3.5-year old TP-Link Archer C7 (v2), so it doesn’t seem like the router itself should be outdated, but perhaps it’s just not optimal for a house over 3,000 sqft. And since the cable connection puts the router on the main floor within 5 feet of both our smart TV and the gas fireplace with its metal exhaust pipe (the only other option was in the basement), and with both of us working upstairs and regularly on the 5G band, it sure seems like any of range, bandwidth, or interference could be our culprit, especially since this was never as much of an issue at the smaller condo. Just updated the firmware last night and fixed a mismatched time zone issue as well, but that hasn’t resolved our problems yet. And while we do have several connected devices (3 total laptops, 2 smartphones, 1 tablet, 1 smart TV, 1 smart thermostat), this isn’t exactly a fully “smart” home that would need the most high-end internet setup, as far as I can tell.

Ubiquiti AmpliFi Alien's Rating

Read also: ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 EVA Edition Review: Powerful Gaming Router ASUS RT-AX88U Pro setup process Thanks for all the clear info. Using some columns (and old CNET videos of yours yours I set up the family networking using a shoe string budget maybe 5 years ago. The TP-Link AX1500 doesn’t have much to brag about. It’s on this list because of its affordability. Keep that in mind — it’s best not to expect the world from it. RT-AX88U Pro je poháněn 2.0 GHz čtyřjádrovým 64bitovým CPU, což mu dává výkon, aby zvládl i ty nejnáročnější herní sítě. Poskytuje maximální propustnost sítě o 18 % pro bleskovou rychlost, zrychluje datové přenosy a optimalizuje váš herní zážitek.

Uvádí počet ethernet (RJ-45) konektorů LAN. Sloužící pro připojení počítače k routeru nebo switchi.It’s tough to call one router, or anything, “the best.” It’s impossible to find a router that gives us everything. I have returned the Orbi because of an incompatibility on the daughters Chromebook and lots of complaints from the family.

Lastly, we have the Network Tools section, which includes the Network Analysis, Netstat, LAN Wakeup, and Smart Connect Rule tabs. In the above screenshot for the Smart Connect Rule tab, you can fine-tune how the router automatically routes clients to the most appropriate wireless range.

Asus GT-AX11000's Rating

There’s a sale on network things on one store here now and I’m really looking for a replacement for D-link. Actual data throughput and WiFi coverage will vary from network conditions and environmental factors, including the volume of network traffic, building material and construction, and network overhead, result in lower actual data throughput and wireless coverage. I’ve got an ONT coming in near the home office in a less than ideal spot in our 2000 square foot 2 story home. My router is an honest to god fossil-an apple time capsule. I run ethernet to the home upstairs office, and then I run an actiontec Moca Adapter/WIFi access point to the media center downstairs. We have an older home (plaster and lathe not drywall) that’s well insulated and divided up so I assume Technologie, která zajišťuje přístup k vysokorychlostnímu internetu v mobilní síti. Podpora vysokorychlostního připojení přes síť čtvrté generace se stává standartem ve výbavě smartphonů a tabletů.