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using a MT7925 card 10 Ft away, I got about ~1.8 Gbps (160MHz CH) both directions to a 2.5G lan connected NAS

I know everyone is just providing feedback to either help the community or to seek help themselves, but not providing details on which hardware your using in this case as there are 2 that this specific FW loads unto, makes it ambiguous.

Not sure why you source yourself from your own post as evidence of "low-quality experience this router model offers" for the ax58u V2, but I get it, you are not a fan of the model. BTW my post was simply about popularity not recommendation of this particular model. In any case thanks for...

Yes, as it seems this is #7 top seller on amazon where the next supported ax86u router is #20. On Bestbuy the ax58u is way more popular seller as well. But i suppose the more important data is from RMerlin's downloads and install base, his main sourceforge site does list the ax58u as the top...

I also reported a bug with Traditional QOS and Bandwidth limiter affecting WLAN to LAN speeds, with either enabled the transfer speed from my laptop to my NAS which are within the LAN drops by about 25%. There must be something wonky with how QOS is implemented on the AX86U

I wonder if its because the ac66u_b1 has a default wifi encrypted password enabled that makes this more tricky that other nodes. Because I can't connect to the ac66u_b1 with my laptop when i set it as a aimesh node without providing its default wifi password. Or maybe the aimesh router is...

You seem to imply that the LAN switching to your NAS is done by the Mikrotik, and not the AX86u. My issue has been confirmed by several others. but if your setup works, good for you. My setup is basic, just a NAS connected to a a Ethernet port port on the router and my laptop on wireless. The...

Hate to keep repeating this. but there is something wrong the the AX86U though. Enabling any QOS except adaptive throttles transfer within the LAN on the AX86U, for example transfers from my laptop to my NAS takes a hit if Cake is enabled. Note that I'm not talking about traffic to the internet...

An alpha version pertaining to this thread has been released, so I guess I can post here just for clarity I don't know what you are trying to convey, is it that your WiFi to Ethernet in your LAN is faster with cake enabled than with it disabled, or that you simply have faster then ~80 MB/s with...

I know that's an option but I prefer the simplicity of cake, that works fine from a QOS standpoint, it's just the on the AX86U it kills my throughput to the LAN attached NAS as well. Anyway this is slightly off topic, thanks for the clarification @RMerlin

Oh ok, so its a long standing bug then with the AX86U. I've reported this a long time now but i guess no one uses Cake QOS on the AX86U and have a NAS.

I see, I thought NAT acceleration was for LAN to WAN and vise-versa. I didn't know NAT was used so heavily even within local LAN to LAN or LAN to WLAN (wireless)

This would be great, as on the AX86U even WLAN to LAN gets slowed down by QOS aside from adaptive

The ax86U does behave wonky with QOS, I notice that WirelessLAN to wiredLAN files transfer speeds drops 25% with QOS enabled. This does not happen on the lower ax68U model.

from a AX68U: ASUSWRT-Merlin RT-AX68U 386.7_beta1 Sat Jun 11 00:12:12 UTC 2022 admin@RT-AX68U-0C20:/tmp/home/root# cat /proc/mtd dev: size erasesize name mtd0: 05f00000 00020000 "rootfs" mtd1: 05f00000 00020000 "rootfs_update" mtd2: 00800000 00020000 "data" mtd3: 00100000 00020000 "nvram"...