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Looks like this is officially released now:

I'm not sure how much the CPU clock actually effects performance, but also keep in mind the the RT-AC68u and possibly others have had mid life product refreshes. For example, the current version RT-AC68U (b2 stepping) actually has 1400Mhz core clock.

Thanks!

Would you mind posting the hardware revision of the RT-AC68U used for testing? I am wondering if this is representative of current generation RT-AC68U, or more representative of the earlier hardware revisions.

Moca is passing network data over a a coaxial cable (tv cable). HomePlug/PowerLine is passing network data over an electrical wire. In both cases you need an adapter on each end of the connection. The first one converts the ethernet signal to a signal that is better suited for the medium...

Did you try the suggestion from 'overdrive31' ? If the RT-N66U is set to 40 Mhz, it will conflict with the Billion on channel 6. You'd want to move the Billion to channel 11, or set the RT-n66u to only 20Mhz mode.

Have you tested the wired speed from a lan port on the AP ?

Do you mean wired with coaxial cable, or did you mean you actually already have a moca network running on said cables?

This should walk you through it: http://support.asus.com/FAQ/Detail.aspx?SLanguage=en&no=1862EC3A-F59E-6A44-9182-C513B58F5B89&p=11&m=RT-N66U%20%28VER.B1%29

So you are using the wired ports on the RT-N66U? Looks like everything should be running gigabit speeds. Even if they were only running 100Mbit due to cabling you'd be ok. Are you sure you disabled the wifi in the Sony unit and you are using the wired connection? Can you get a good stream to...

Since I haven't seen it mentioned here too much, I just wanted to write a quick post about a recent success story getting my sisters detached garage wired up cheaply using DECA adapters. Her wifi was not reaching a detached garage she had converted into a studio apartment/guest house. We tried...

It should work just fine with the network cable plugged into a LAN port on the router. What is your routers LAN IP? Did you remember to assign it a static IP outside of your DHCP pool range?

Curious, what are you're 2.4Ghz channel width settings? 40 or 20? I assume you will be posting the results for the AC66U later?

Did you try what the comment at of that link said? Other than that, your easiest solution would probably be just to return the router and get the one your neighbor has.

The two logs appear to be from different fimrware versions. I wouldn't expect them to match..