Recent content by Terepin

I use DNS over Quic.

I see. I was lowering the power because of mesh and routers are relatively close to each other, but the flat is made of steel-concrete walls. Should I keep the power at default performance level?

Or it's only general range.

Indeed.

https://adguard.com/kb/adguard-browser-extension/comparison-standalone/ tl;dr It does more and better. Besides, I have a permanent family license, so no subscription. And on my phone it blocks ads in every app, not just in web browser.

Ah, I see now. Thanks for clarification.

Depends on what a network protocol weakness is. The description on the screenshot is so vague it can mean anything.

DNS filtering is only one component and I'm currently not even using any kind of DNS filtering because it's redundant: There is only so much a browser extension can do, and only within the browser and nowhere else. With the app I am protected from literally anywhere on my PC. And the same goes...

Why do you keep focusing on DNS filtering? The app does much more than then that. Also, it does so for everything on my PC is it filters all internet communication, not just in browser.

AdGuard app. It blocks a lot of stuff, including what AiProtection blocks:

I wonder if AiProtection is worth the tradeoff when I'm using paid AdGuard app to block all the crap.

I am more worried about hitting CPU bottleneck. Also, keep in mind that I have "only" a gigabit connection. I shudder to think what would happen to that poor thing if I tried to test 2.5 Gbps connection... *insert penguins from Madagascar boom meme*

I see. So I shouldn't worry about the increased CPU usage?

Btw, this is not limited just to BD4: https://rog-forum.asus.com/t5/gaming-routers/can-t-get-2-5gbps-on-rt-ax88u-pro/td-p/1091955

Yay, I'm special! :D I'm happy with the model, I have two of them connected via ethernet, and I cover the entire 75m2 flat with steel-concrete walls.