Recent content by Jansen3

I live in a condo building with congested wifi. I’ve also had occasional signal disruptions on the 5Ghz band. It’s why I was an early adopter for 6Ghz and it’s been great for me. Great that your wifi is so reliable. Not everyone is so lucky. But assuming that your situation applies to everyone...

Financial industry. It’s not about speed. I’m looking at the latency and reliability provided by MLO.

The 802.11 TGs have changed a lot since the AC days. The 802.11be Task Group is led by people from Qualcomm, Intel, and Broadcom. These guys know what they are doing. The cycles are much quicker and Wifi 8 is already under development.

Thinking like that is also the reason why there are so many places with CAT5 cabling, when CAT5e or CAT6 has had a negligible marginal cost for decades.

MLO for starters, for those of us who work from our phones.

The technical specifications of 802.11be are essentially complete, allowing for the Wifi 7 hardware certification program. The final IEEE ratification is just a formality at this point.

That’s a daft speculation. Asus has previously submitted early release products for Wifi 5,6 and 6E certification.

Availability targeting Q2 https://dongknows.com/asus-zenwifi-unveils-powerful-zenwifi-bq16-pro/

https://dongknows.com/asus-rog-rapture-gt-be98-pro-wi-fi-7-review/ “After a long wait, Asus finally confirmed with me earlier this week that US users can purchase the former before 2023 is out or soon into the new year. On the other hand, the GT-BE98's release date is still up in the air, and...

The specs are pretty much finalized. It’s the ballot voting that’s going to take up most of the year.

That’s not actually true. You can usually get 10Gb over Cat5e up to 50m, and up to 70m depending on cable quality. Edit: That Amazon link is to the older v1.0R version. New revision isn’t out yet.

https://www.trendnet.com/products/10g-switch/5-port-10g-switch-TEG-S750-v2.0R New version of Trendnet’s venerable TEG-S750 5 port 10Gb switch is coming soon. Max power and MTBF have both gone up, and RAM buffer is now 12 MB. Looks like a more powerful chipset in the new version. Hoping for...

Lots of people paid $600 for the AXE16000. This has a more powerful CPU, better throughput, and way better 10G performance.

Still the fastest Wifi 6 router as well.

I’m hoping you can disable the band splitting in the GT-BE98. If not I’m going for the RT-BE96U.