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    RT-AC88U

    Big thanks for all the hard work on the testing Tim, most appreciated. I assume this is with the new firmware? Looking forward to your review
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    RT-AC88U

    I think this is unduly harsh. Tim is showing a typical user experience and it can be difficult to find where Asus hides the latest release. I am also pleased Tim is using store bought samples, had a friend who was a motoring journalist and he said it was common for review cars to have more...
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    Will A New AC Router Bring You Wi-Fi Joy?

    Tim, cant wait to read your full review on the RT AC88U. I must say I was about to get an 88U and your article stopped me in my tracks. I roughly expected the wifi performance to be similar to existing AC1900 units, within different manufacturers variations - there is no way I expected that big...
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    RT AC68U or RT AC88U

    Joe, great thoughts. At the moment the wireless clients I have don't move the big files like the wired clients and are even coping for range ok, with router in the middle of the house with n o more than about 15 - 20 yards (or 15- 20 metres) in any direction. I didn't realise there was so many...
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    RT AC68U or RT AC88U

    Thanks L&LD, I was leaning that way too. My worry was that the 88U is almost double the 68U and if the improvement in performance was only say 15% it would make sense to get the 68U and change in 18-24 months. It sounds like you think the 88U is a big improvement.
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    RT AC68U or RT AC88U

    Hi, have just discovered this forum over the last few days and it is great. I was wondering if I could get some advice. Have a home office with 7 wired computers, NAS, smart TVs - all ethernet connected and 4 phones and tablets wireless. Big files mainly run over the ethernet, wireless is good...
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