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Hello! I have tested the ASUS ExpertWiFi EBR63 very recently and I wanted to make a blog post on my website, but since the main search engine is, well, in its sewage stage, I decided it's better to share it with you here (I am not a fan of Reddit). Hope it helps anyone that's interested in this...

I mean there is a way to kind of have similar results as long as the client signal attenuation is similar from site to site and no funny apps are ran in the background. Also, the clients and the server need to be the same...

It's in the works, but it will take some time due to the nature of the beast.

Yes, JakeJ is Sam from Luumina.com. It's a sort of blog for people that don't want to listen to me mumble on YouTube. And downstream is indeed upload for the client.

No, I tested the GT-AX6000 a couple of months ago. I will check it out and if there have been some major changes, I will re-test it.

After I tested tested each of the three routers, I decided to make a dedicated video to find out which one of them is the better WiFi 6 router. I look forward to any questions and feedback.

It is. The solution seems to be to get another AX router from another brand, test and see if the issue persists (which will mean that it's the AX implementation), otherwise, I need a new computer.

The laptop's adapter is not AX, it's a 802.11ac Intel, but yes, no problems with it. I also suspect the motherboard to a certain degree, since it's also old, but I did try the same test on a somewhat newer system (both systems had only PCIE 2.0 available) and I got the same results. I'm trying...

I'm not sure since it happened with three different adapters: TP-Link AX3000, Asus PCE-AC88 and Asus PCE-AC68. I got the best results with TP-Link, but still some weird fluctuations.

OK, the bandwidth for a PCI Express slot is 2.5Gbps on a single direction, so this can't be the problem, right? My motherboard is not really that new (it's a close to 9 years old Asrock Fatal1ty P67), but I'm starting to think that the problem may actually be the router (although the fact that...

Hi. I bought the Asus RT-AX58U about a week ago and wanted to see the average throughput that I could get using a TP-Link AX3000 pcie wifi adapter. The download speed fluctuates a lot and while it does go to about 900Mbps for a few seconds, most of the time sits at under 100Mbps, which is...

I'm not sure that's necessarily the case because I know that Grisu has the same routers as me and tested them with the latest firmware and he reseted and initialized both, and for him, it worked. There have to be some additional factors and I'm certain that people that have the same problem as...

I know and I'm equally confused. I kept the latest firmware on the RT-AC86U and updated the RT-AC68U after the pairing was done and everything works fine so far.

That worked! I can't believe it, but the older firmware on the RT-AC68U allowed me to connect to the RT-AC86U. Now let's see how does the AiMesh behave in my home environment. Thank you and the other users (Grisu, OzarkEdge, grueber, InfiniteLoop) very much for your help!

Well, what I'm trying to do is test this specific scenario and write an analysis about it, so two RT-AC86U would defeat the purpose (most people will try AiMesh on the RT-AC68U and RT-AC86U).