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    Connection Speed Decreases Substantially When Flow Cache is Disabled

    IMHO, I would disable it, keep the change to yourself, and see if anyone is impacted. Highly doubt they will notice.
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    RT AX92U firmware upgrade drops connections frequently

    Sorry, I don’t run AIMesh or Guest networks anymore. So I can’t be of much help with your observations.
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    RT-AX92U still on 3.0.0.4.386.46061 since januari '22. Did Asus really stopped supporting this model ?

    Applied and appears to be stable. All my devices have reconnected without issue. Speedtest and Bufferbloat are both good. No oddities in GUI noted so far.
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    aimesh worth it?

    IMHO, stick with what you’ve got. I have an AX92 and the AC radio tops out at about the 425 you are seeing. But I have Gigabit service, so I can get up to 800 on the AX radio. If you’re looking into upgrading your internet service beyond 500, then an AX unit might make sense.
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    RT-AX92U still on 3.0.0.4.386.46061 since januari '22. Did Asus really stopped supporting this model ?

    Same here. Clean run so far. I have not had to fire up my AC88 AIMesh node or try to run WAN Link Aggregation, so that is on the agenda for next week once my house guests are gone.
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    RT-AX92U still on 3.0.0.4.386.46061 since januari '22. Did Asus really stopped supporting this model ?

    I’ve been in Information Security for over two decades and this firmware offer set off every warning bell in my head. Even if the OP has 100% good intentions and the firmware he posted is 100% clean, I am waiting. OP: Nothing personal, but your offer set off the following alarms for me: 1) New...
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    DOCSIS + Wifi6 MESH solution?

    Yes, Right built in so you can try to get signal into the garage.
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    DOCSIS + Wifi6 MESH solution?

    From your diagram, I would start with 1 Asus AX router and a separate cable modem (any of the Netgear DOCSIS 3.1 modems will do) in the middle of the built-in to the right of the fireplace as high as possible. Chimney construction is not WiFi friendly, so you want to offset away from the...
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    AX-92U extremely low upload speed

    Disable Smart Connect and set a unique SSID for all three radios. Then only enable Auto Join in IOS for your 5 GHz networks. IOS and Smart Connect tend to get stuck on 2.4 GHz channel.
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    AI mesh switch and router placement

    I would start with 1 node on the first floor and see if that will cover the basement.
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    QoS or not?

    Hmmm, some questions: 1) Wired or Wireless AIMesh? 2) Issue when connected to main or node unit? 3) Were your gamers active or not during issues? In my experience, I get more stable performance with QoS off. Had a Zoom meeting yesterday with no issues. But I don’t have gamers anymore.
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    I am surprised about getting 800 Mbps over wireless (Wi-Fi 6)

    Best iPhones from support.apple.com only support 80MHz.
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    Good mesh system for 2500 sq ft house? Tried Asus AX aimesh but not satisfied.

    Disable Smart Connect as others have suggested. If you can move the AX86 to be as central in the space as possible and minimize walls between service areas, you may only need the AX86. I ran wire behind a couch and put my AX92 on a end table. Get it off walls and as high as possible. Line of...
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    The most cost-effective way to improve my WiFi set up?

    Look back a few posts for L&LD’s setup links
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    The most cost-effective way to improve my WiFi set up?

    Don’t be afraid to run a Cat 5e/Cat 6 patch cable behind furniture to get an wireless Access Point/Router more centrally located. Try to not have it hugging a wall, away from anything made of brick or metal (i.e fireplace) , and as high as possible. The idea is to minimize the number of walls...
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