OK my bad, I thought it supported since it was Wifi6.
With QoS completely off I am able to get peak throughput hitting 550Mbps about 15 ft away.
hitting mid 400Mbps up to 30ft away.
For 1gb fiver QoS should not be used. Good only for up to 300Mbps connections
Thanks, I used Galaxy S10 which supports Wifi6 and 160Mhz bandwidth but I am not sure if I had selected DFS channels which are available in my area. I will give it a try but for practical purposes since range is reduced it is not really practical option except for testing purposes in a home setting.
I just found that hardwired connection I am only getting about 400Mbps down and 380Mbps up with GT-AC2900.
Has anyone with GT-AC2900? I used my 5 year old tplink router and got 927Mbps so it was not cable etc. Same laptop just swapped the routers?
Is there a setting that needs to changed...
Where did you get this info?
Both on GT and RT on the Asus websites states to have 4x4 and 3x3 configs for the 5 and 2.4 bands
In fact GT supports 160Ghz bandwidth but in practice I have not seen any benefit even from 10 feet away on my phone or laptop connection speed.
I have fiber so I am looking to justice to the speed and looking for a router that can deliver over 500Mbps over 5Ghz. I do not see wide usage of AX in next couple of years so AX86 is an overkill, not to mention more expensive. That being said if it goes on sale for under $200 it will be a very...
I have 1gig fiber so that was one reason to upgrade so I can take full benefit.
I had a TPlink C9 (AC1900) which was giving me similar speed (400Mbs from 15 feet) and the GTAC2900 gives my around 450Mbs so slightly better. 2.4Ghz on GT AC2900 is quite slow. Highest I have been able to get to is...
I bought GT-AC2900 couple of weeks ago over AC86U because it was released last year compared to AC86u which is almost 3 years old now.
I am not very impressed as the max 5Gz speed I can get using my s10 phone is about 450Mb. Yes there are some gaming features which set it apart but I do not use...