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The issue is not present on stock firmware

Using remote connection causes abnormal cpu spikes that noticeably affects my network connection. Just to clarify, remote connection is a useful feature that I use regularly and not having this feature is a bit of an issue for me :/ Disabling a feature I need isn’t fixing the underlying cause...

Can anyone help us with this?

Ok I've just verified if this was the issue and it seems to be the case :/ Disabling remote connection solves the issue, how weird

Sorry for my late response, I think I found the culprit. If you have the Asus Router app, try to unlink your app from the router. I didn't follow a strict process when I did this, so I'm unsure if this was the fix for me, but give it a try and see if it works x

Ah I was confused because I put it in the header haha. I’m autistic so sometimes I don’t pick up on things

Thank you this is very insightful I’ll try and do this!

I withdrew consent from them too, unfortunately didn’t affect the cpu utilisation spikes :(

Sorry I don’t understand what you mean, the model is RT-AX86U (AX5700)

Model: AX5700 Firmware: MerlinWRT 3.0.0.4.388.4_0 Fresh install (no backups) No amtm scripts No usb devices plugged in Changed defaults: Smart connect disabled MU-MIMO enabled OFDMA/802.11ax MU-MIMO enabled WiFi 6 enabled Short preamble type DDNS (my url) QoS disabled :3 CPU spikes do cause...

I have disabled and withdrew consent :)

I keep getting strange CPU utilisation spikes on my AX86U for the past few months and I cant figure out how to fix it. I've done numerous L&LD resets & minimal config before performing more resets and I still can't find the cause of this. It only occurs on core 3. Whenpon SSH into my router and...

Oooo rare Merlin easter egg build ~(˘▾˘~) ~(˘▾˘~) (joke)😜

Do you have any technical examples of the issue regarding turning settings on and off not being the same as leaving them as default? It sounds quite interesting! I’ve heard about this a few times and always wondered what sort of things this causes :)

Just noticed this too!