Archer C6

The ASUS RT-AX58U V2 should do the job nicely. Its AX with 160mhz channel width. Do not get the the TP-Link Archer C6, its a wireless AC router and they sometimes dont play well with newer wifi 6E devices like the Quest 3/Pro, tablets/phones/laptops. I just replaced my home routers from the Archer A

Most routers, AP and modems have different version (v1,v2,v,3,etc.)For example if I buy an TP-Link Archer C6, and got v2 or v3 its ok but if they ship a v4 I can't use it because it doesn't supported.Is there another way of adding WiFi support to my setup? Expect buying an AP

Sadly the best option should you have a Vodafone router without band separation. Will be getting a new router and putting Vodafone one in bridge mode. Bridge mode simply means the Vodafone router will only be used to transfer you broadband to your new router. Where you can split bands. Again only if

1- How do I check if the connection is 1 gbps? Please note that my internet speed on access point (secondary router) is 200+mbps when it works fine. 2- I was using the same cable for the longest time and it worked well for a long time. This issue is happening after switching to tplink archer c6.

I'm using Wi-Fi network, and tool shows just this:Settings for wlp8s0: Link detected: yes -------- There's a thing I noticed using speedtest, though. I have 2 routers connected to my network. Old router (Archer C6) with weaker signal (75%) gives me ~180 Mbps. New router (WiFi 6 supported, etc) with

The access point is the bridge from your headset to your PC, that is the only purpose it serves Here is a copy paste from Virtual Desktops discord regarding recommendations The following routers have been reported to work reliably from a number of users: (Preferred BE/Wifi 7) - TP-Link BE9300/BE550