GT-AX11000

I had this router when covid hit and my kids all went to remote learning the CPU despite being quad couldn’t keep up same problem, I upgraded to a GT-AX11000 and haven’t looked back, it’s also quad but it’s never once been bogged down, I have around 80-90 clients on my network, I also run mesh (3 fl

Jumping on this bandwagon. Had a ASUS GT-AX11000 for ages. Was a great router. Biggest weakness is its software. The web interface is hot garbage. Once it’s up and running though, never had an issue. If you were going to return it to buy anything, I’d recommend a Ubiquiti Dream Router 7. But Ubiquit

How long did the GT-AX6000 last? Any idea why it "died"? If you like ASUS routers then the GT-AX11000 Pro looks like a good replacement if you are OK with WiFi 6. This review is especially flattering: https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/asus-rog-rapture-gt-ax11000-pro# How fast is your internet speed? If

Wired backhaul is definitely the move, your switch is fine and wont bottleneck the mesh nodes since it is non-blocking. Make sure you set the 5GHz bands to non-DFS channels so you dont get random radar drops while gaming. Since you have the 2Gbps plan, update your GT-AX11000 Pro firmware for better

Depending on the specific system. I had a deco mesh that was amazing for like 12 hours, then it was nothing but drops and disconnects. I returned it in favor of my older AX11000 and Asus mesh.

I recently bought one about a month ago to mesh (moca back haul) with an Asus XT9. I replaced my main XT9 because it did not correctly handle multicast traffic from the satellite when configured with a wired back haul (and wireless back haul was not 100% stable, maybe 98%). I have wireless speakers

Hey! I literally just upgrade from an old asus gaming router wifi5 to a high end wifi 6 Asus gaming router. I went from 50-100mbps to 600+!!! I only play wireless pcvr and its incredible the difference it made. My router is 1 Floor down about 3-4 walls in between. The router I got can penetrate wall

i picked up an asus gt ax11000, works really well

I change countries every couple of years so, I have to have a setup that I can take with me and work whilst I wait for my shipping to turn up. My Emby server, work from home and games machine travels with me on flights - remember, this all goes into 2 suitcases (1 for clothes & disks), 1 for the TV)

TDS isn’t bad if you use your own router and it’s a decent one. Been using the Asus GT-AX11000 Pro with TDS fiber for about 9 months now and it’s rock solid, none of the problems those in my neighborhood have and I don’t have to pay any rental fees to TDS.