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After reading the article my question would be: Due to the complexity of OFDMA, will it ever be reliable and produce real world benefits?

Ok thanks. Never done a WPS reset before. I will try find the instructions.

hmmm nope. Suppose I will have to sometime. Total pain to re-enter all the setting.

This f/w is being offered up in the router interface and on the ASUS UK website. It doesn't work well. All 3 wifi bands were stuck on 20MHz width. Rebooting or changing wifi settings did not fix the issue. I reverted back to 3.0.0.4.382.51374 and everything is back to normal.

All good here. Uptime 0 days 7 hours 9 minute(s) 53 seconds. Been through all the sections and tabs to check that everything is in order. No problems. Wired and wireless speed tests working as expected.

oh yes this is way better than 3.0.0.4_382_18338. Seems more stable and the GUI bug with the client list is fixed.

Didn't help i'm afraid. It's actually worse than I thought. Amazon Echo Dot is on 5G-1, VM102 and VM103 are on 5G-2. Maybe I will try a full reset and re-enter all the setting manually :(

Did the update to 3.0.0.4.382.18338 yesterday and only found 1 minor issue. My Amazon Echo Dot, connected to 5G-1, is showing up as a wired device. Refreshed the device list, it's still shown as wired. Very strange.

That router GUI is messed up. 2.4G channels are from 1 to 14 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels

Found it in the Andriod section: ASUS RT-AC3200 Firmware version 3.0.0.4.380.4180 Security related - Updated OpenSSL library to 1.0.2j to fix security issues. - Updated Dropbear SSH to 2016.74 to fixe security issues. - Fixed a security vulnerability regarding XSS. - Fixed a security...

All very interesting but if we lose NAT with it's firewall effect (talking home routers here) doesn't that leave the computers naked to the horrors of the open internet? Hackers will think it's xmas big time!

Uptime 9 days 1 hours 36 minute(s) 29 seconds. 78MB ram in use. No stabilty issues so far, WiFi working very well. For those with issues, did you a full NVRAM clear after the update? You can't use settings backup from previous firmware versions, you need to re-enter all your settings manually.

I would be very interested to see if QAM256 (on 2.4Ghz) actually works. Could be a failure, could be enlightening. Still would like to see the results.

ARM based CPU

Disable 'U-APSD support' that fixed the disconnection problems for me.