RT-AC68U

Doesn't look great for a laptop that a couple feet away clear line of sight from the Express 7. For some reason I can't post a screenshot but here's what I'm seeing. Network: Default24H Internet Activity: 75.7 MBTX Retries: 0.0%Standard: WiFi 4MIMO Config: 2x2AP/Client Signal Balance: PoorRx Rate: 1

The lan wifi is horrible. I connected an old asus ac68u and have much better .... lan activity. I just upgrade from the sagecom to the g5ar and the local lan is to say the least.. a cluster fuck. The wan speeds are faster to the tmo internet... but after a week of lan work with the g5ar I am having

Repostando meu comentário em sua postagem apagada no hardware Brasil: BE550, da TP LINK. substituiu um AC68U de 12 anos, e estou bem satisfeito. parrudo, portas 2.5 com agregação de link, wifi7, tudo que eu busco numa máquina. loja oficial TP LINK no ML tem o melhor preço. se não estiver, acompanhe.

When j looked it up a while back they said openwrt somehow doesn't support ac68U's with radio. Haven't followed up on that as that really didn't bother me much. I have 5 mx3800 that gives full WiFi 6 coverage of my home. I don't need more WiFi 5 signal to crowd the airwaves. I chose Batman in the be

I have no issues on my ASUS AC68U, which is older, 5GHz and works well for VD

It is likely a better main router than the old Rt-AC68U, and still being supported more actively in terms of development of the software, not just security fixes.

TL;DR: Since you stated you need Adaptive QoS, then you should probably leave the RT-AC68U as the router, add the RT-AX55 as a mesh node and call it a day. Other thoughts: To learn more about AiMesh, this is a great resource: https://dongknows.com/tips-and-rules-on-picking-the-best-asus-aimesh-combo

I had an AC68U running Merlin and had no issues hitting gigabit speeds on 1gig symmetrical fiber. I disabled the AP function on it and used an Omada EAP670 for better coverage in my house. You really should consider upgrading as both Asus and Merlin no longer offer security updates for this router.