UniFi Dream Machine

An ARM v8.2 CPU is circa 2017 (likely Cortex-A75), a v9 CPU is from 2020 at a minimum, with the Neoverse N2 from 2025. So yeah, 8 years worth of progress, definitely possible. The UDM line was previously using chips with a Cortex-A57 from 2015, same stuff in the Nintendo Switch 1. Ubiquiti is using

i feel you on pppoe pain - my udm pro capped at 2gbps too. the missing hardware offloading toggle in beast screenshots is worrying. ubiquiti has a history of software pppoe crushing cpus. since you already get 5-6gbps on ucg fiber with ids/ips, i'd wait a month for real reviews from european users.

If you are getting 6Gbps with a UDM Pro Max consider yourself lucky. You are the only person I’ve ever heard of getting over 4.5Gbps with real world internet data with a UDM Pro Max with everything disabled. I tried for months to get a 6Gbps connection to work with Ubiquiti support and never got clo

It’s great if you want a all in one device, I’m sure ! I’ve started to struggle with UDM-PRO performance, after getting an ISP service of 2.5GBps. So I’ve stopped using the 8 port switch completely, and I’ve moved UniFi Protect to a UNVR, moved switching to separate switch (2.5g / 10g) just to make

This thing is not ready for release. Do not buy the UDM Beast unless you enjoy pain. I went from a flawless (but slow UDM Pro) to a very fast and extremely unstable UDM Beast. Here's something to think about, after a complete power off, not just a reboot... The UDM Beast runs without errors for 4-5

thanks, i just looked at the spec diff Ubiquiti Store United States and I see the EFG is still for folks who want SSL inspection (i have EFG for 10gbps internet link but don't use SSL inspection - PITA for a homelab) one concern i have is RAM - i had issues with the default RAM on the EFG and Ubiqui

i feel you on rural isp hell. starlink as failover works well - i've set it up on a udm pro with dual wan. for voice though don't jump straight to unifi talk unless you want to be their beta tester. honestly port your numbers to a real voip provider like nextiva or ringcentral and let them handle th

I spoke with someone at Ubiquiti today and got 'unofficial' details that I haven't seen shared yet about the UDM Beast. Priced between $1000 - 2000 (would not share specifics) I have a hard time believing it would be cheaper than the Fortress Gateway since it has the same key SFP28/SFP+ connections

yeah pppoe is a known bottleneck on these max units. the cpu has to handle encapsulation and it eats into throughput hard. i ran into this on a udm pro with gigabit fiber and had to switch to a different router that handles pppoe in hardware. ubiquiti support giving you the runaround is frustrating

Are you on Bell Aliant by any chance? It is well documented that the udm-pro-max cannot reach 3/3 Gbps let alone 8/8 when using PPPoE, like this is a fact, Ubiquiti themselves say the same if you bug support about it and many people have tried So no, you did not manage 8/8 over PPPoE with any of the