Archer C6

30 devices is nothing. My entire house has wiz lights. About 51 of them. + 10 more random IOT and then our phones and laptops and TVs (may be ~5 or 6) I am on a crappy TP link archer C6 router. 200mbps ISP speed. I don’t see any lag or buffering while streaming.

The Virtual Desktop team recommend these routers currently (you can get an updated version of this list by using the /routers command in their discord) (Preferred BE/Wifi 7) - TP-Link BE9300/BE550 ($179-$299 US) (Preferred AXE/Wifi 6E) - TP-Link Archer AXE75/AXE5400 (~$190 US) (Preferred AXE/Wifi 6E

Device - lenovo m93p Cpu - Intel i5-4590 (4) @ 3.300GHz Has 128gb SSD exclusively for OS and other appz;docker 1tb hdd from my previous laptop connected via usb 3.0 Ram - 8gb stock ram came with this thinkcentre running @1333mhz dual channel Additional things I added were replacement 500gb hdd with

Kevin refers to a top-notch "bang-for-buck" router that supports WiFi 6E. It's really well priced, but the name comes from that the router looks like Kevin, from the Minions movies LOL. Also to inform others, this is the suggested list of best routers per VirtualDesktop Discord: (Preferred BE/Wifi 7

IF you live in a block of flats.. / condo ... with lot of 5ghz wifi around... yes - your statement about having 6ghz dedicated for headset is correct bcs of interference I live in a house and none of my neighbors are using 5ghz wifi... so there is no interference..And i have set the channels on my d

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

I agree with u/heysoundude , get rid of the Archer C6! Take it to a recycler. Probably not worth selling, wouldn't get much for it (Archer C5 is selling for about $15 on eBay). After donating/recycling the Archer C6, you could search eBay, Facebook Marketplace etc. for a low-cost older router that i

I would go for the Cudy because of the warnings on top of https://openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/archer_c6_v3, all the Cudys are easy to flash and recover.

This, 100%. I had issues with my setup when using a dedicated TP Link Archer C6 router wired to my PC. Replaced it with a ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000 tri-band 6E router and the difference was night and day, resolved all my issues.

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