GT-AX11000

"Sorry bro, looks like it's your Internet's fault bro. What router do you have? You need the Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6 Extendable Gaming Router bro, yours is not good. Also do you have fiber optic at your house? Uhh you need fiber optic to play bro"

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)

If your FTTP NTD is stuck in the garage, don’t expect one giant router to cover the whole property. Even a high-end unit like the ASUS GT-AX11000 Pro will choke once you add 20+ meters, two walls, a wardrobe, and three doors. Wi-Fi 6 is good, but it can’t bend physics. What actually works: Stay ASUS

OP I had this exact issue minus having fiber internet (which I’m a bit jealous of you btw). I already owned an ASUS router model RT-AX86S that more than met my needs at a previous address. As another user already pointed out you can use a mesh system which ASUS routers support. I dug deep into this

Maybe it's time to consider WiFi 7.. more details below. I’ll provide an option for each technology. TL;DR: I’d get the RT-BE82U. For WiFi 6 I'd consider the ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro. Around $200. You can use its 10G or 2.5G port for WAN (Internet connection) or LAN (local network). The only

Mesh may be your best bad option. You'll need to be careful about where you put the multiple mesh units, so that they're both close enough to get strong signals to/from one another, but also far enough to meaningfully extend the range of coverage throughout the house. Ideally, you'd wire the mesh un

Xt8? That's the mesh I have in my home. Pretty sure the 6600 in the model references the max wifi speed. I currently upgraded to 1gig service and over wifi 600 or so is the max I can get. If Asus is the brand you want you need ax11000 in the model name to reach your full speed potential over wifi.

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

If you're using ASUS equipment via wireless backhaul, it's going to use the 5Ghz-2 band for its backhaul. Obviously, wired backhaul is better. You'll be limited by the signal strength and the distance between nodes of the ASUS wireless mesh network. If you're paying for 1.5Gbps network speed, your W

First off, what's the speed your paying for? and Second, yes Wifi 7 is currently the best but you can get similar performance on Wifi 6E, Third you should not rely on Wifi for streaming, It's possible but there's alot of variables that can change how good your connection is, along with every device