Archer AXE75

Cake SQM is excellent but requires good CPU power and usually custom firmware like OpenWrt. Most stock consumer routers (including the TP-Link AXE75) do not support real Cake SQM out of the box — they have their own QoS which is weaker for bufferbloat. ———— Budget-Friendly Router Recommendations (Ca

I got the TP-Link Archer AXE75 off Ebay for $50. I originally got it for my Quest 3 before I upgraded to the GXR, but it works perfectly for me for the GXR

You'll be connecting the access point via ethernet to the Linksys MX4200's router (main mesh node), correct? And configuring the router (you are considering the TP-Link Archer AXE75) as an access point, yes? If so, that should work fine. The AXE75 is tri-band (2.4ghz/5ghz/6ghz) so if any of your dev

I would use the VD diagnostic screen to verify what the issue is. Is it streaming latency related or PC power related. That thing gives a good amount of info. Also open Task Manager and see if your CPU or GPU is working hard. PC connected via Wi-Fi usually won't work that great. For the best set up,

You NEED to get a dedicated wifi6e router. A good one I recommend is the minion.https://www.amazon.com/Davolink-Extender-Tri-Band-Wireless-Streaming/dp/B0CJY22C8V I personally use the TPLINK AXE5400 https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Tri-Band-Archer-AXE75-Wireless/dp/B0B3SQK74L?s=electronics AND YOU NEE

Have you double checked on the Virtual Desktop discord if the 6ghz router you're using is one of their recommended ones? I had problems with VD for a long time, even tried the Puppis S1. Nothing worked. Finally, bought the TP Link Archer AXE75. Truly. I should've bought this router before. I tried t

I use a TP-Link Archer AXE75. Works very good for gaming. It has wifi 6e. So you get 6ghz bands on top of 5ghz and 2.4ghz. Honestly tp-link is the only brand i buy now. Affordable and high quality.

I upgraded to the Archer AXE75 a little while ago because my old router was struggling with all the devices in my apartment. Setup was straightforward with the app, and honestly the difference was noticeable right away—streaming in 4K doesn’t buffer anymore, and online gaming feels smoother with low

I switched to a TP-Link Archer AXE75 a few months ago, and it’s been solid for gaming and VR.

I upgraded to a Wi-Fi 6E router about 6 months ago (the TP-Link Archer AXE75) and for my VR/PC use it’s been noticeable. My headset connects on 6 GHz, I get fewer dropouts when everyone else’s phones are hogging 2.4 or 5 GHz, and wired devices still get full gigabit.