One of the advantages of 6e is that it's not widely deployed. In my neighborhood I see dozens of wifi 5ghz channels used and overlapping. I personally have a wifi 6 router using two 160mhz channels. I could never get a stutter free link on my Asus AX11000 pro. So I picked up a TP-Link AX7800, a 6e r

Yeah, I started with Plex before buying 4Ks, the storage I have is about to get a nice upgrade once I add this 24TB drive. I invested heavily in my network (ATT Fiber & ASUS GT-AX11000 router). Crazily enough, I’ve been able to direct play all of my 4Ks on Plex because the wifi connection is strong

"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"

Idk man my ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro Tri-Band WiFi 6 router is pretty big and has a lot of antennas that could totally poke you AND all your loved ones in the eye...at the same time.

I have a WiFi mesh (ASUS AiMesh) consisting of a powerful ASUS Router (GT-AX11000 Pro) and about five (currently) ASUS XT8 as nodes (some via wireless backhaul others via Ethernet) and they handle more than 100 clients (including numerous Shelly 1PM Gen4, Shelly Dimmer Gen3, and others) without any

I tried your suggestions in the edit on my Asus GT-AX11000 and still can’t get it to connect. Meanwhile the speeds for my Switch 2 on the 2.4Ghz network are atrocious. Everything else in my house is working great including devices on the 2.4 network. This is so frustrating and has to be an issue wit

AI protection Dear god. asus gt-ax11000 pro Dear god.

Asus is the answer. TP Link is a yikes for security, and Netgear is meh. Asus is usually the leader when it comes to robust hardware and wireless speeds. I currently have the GT-AX11000 and I can pull an easy 800 megs down and my maximum 40 upload easy on wireless.

You can as long as the VPN Server you connect to is located on the same network as your Tablo. What they’re doing in the video above is connecting to their ASUS GT-AX11000 router which has a VPN Server built in, then watching the Tablo remotely over cellular data. You’ll need some kind of device run

While it probably won't do anything useful as you're not using all of the 1g link as-is, you could see if the modem can link aggregate 2 of it's LAN ports, then do the same on the Asus. I get 1.2-1.4gbps download test results with a Netgear CM1200 and Asus GT-AX11000 with my PC using the only 2.5g p