Archer AX21

dedicated router for Quest 3 does not need to be connected to your modem or the internet. You can connect a router directly to your PC via Ethernet (PC-to-router) to create a private, lag-free local network for VR. The PC will still use your AT&T WiFi for internet access, while the Quest uses the ne

My advice: buy a TP Link Archer AX1800 for $60 on sale at Walmart. Over a gigabit WiFi 6 dual band. If you need tri band (unlikely) get the AX3000 for $70-80. Once you get it, connect it to your ONT’s output and test it out. If all good, call or chat with Altafiber to cancel the Nest WiFi router ren

I apologize if this question is answered somewhere on this sub I haven’t found. I’m new to TP-Link products (which I imagine many of you here are familiar with) and am a bit confused by the different product names and options for One Mesh, Easy Mesh, Deco, etc.

I recently bought my first TP-Link r

I used to get these random stutters and notifications to lower the bitrate often. I researched so many new router options, ranging from $100 to over $500. Then I decided to switch out my stupid ugreen usb wifi dongle for a $30 tp link ax1800 with two antennas, i never get these stutters anymore. My

For context my router supports WiFi 6, a TP-Link AX1800/Archer AX21. I'm on the 5Ghz AP with no other devices connected or APs in range, in front of the router, and I get 40 to 90ms on this tab. Somehow on my Legion Go (it's like a Steam Deck) I get around 1ms network / 1ms decode even behind walls.

Most commonly in electronics “wear and tear” is either oxidation of metals inside the device either breaking a circuit, breaking a capacitor, or causing a short or repetitious expansion and contraction of the circuits through the heating and cooling cycles of regular use breaking a circuit. And yes,

This is a super typical use case; mesh is great for devices that roam. WiFi in the garage is for what, garage door, lights, and IoT items, because if it is your mancave it is a slightly different answer. I know you said Ethernet is not needed, but actually, it could really help. The AP comment from

Same. I just wonder how long I was vulnerable to being part of a botnet because I didn't know the AX21 specifically had such a big vulnerability until these recent articles. I don't use the TP Link app so I don't get firmware update notifications unless I happen to log into the router. I Also picked

Your archer ax21 has wifi 6 so speeds will be better closer to the router with it. This is a good deal though if you need extra wifi coverage and aren't as concerned about getting the best wireless speed.

I have a TP Link Archer AX21 and honestly I just use steam remote play to run The Division 2 with no issues. I haven't done much in the way of tinkering, I tried remote play on a whim expecting it to be ass but it worked fine. I do have Apollo set up and I bounce between the two but I can't tell the