Recent content by Tsun

Yes, I've done hard factory reset, reconfigured the router, and the problem still occurs.

I have an RT-AC87U, which I'm quite happy with, even though I know it's an older device. I've attempted to configure it to use VLANs, following https://www.snbforums.com/threads/force-lan-port-4-to-use-the-guest-network-for-asus-merlin-rt-ac68u.18969/ However, whenever I try to run a robocfg...

This could be a real game changer, either for good or bad, but if that's the case, why isn't it advertised as an AC4300 router (800 + 3466)? Shouldn't double channel width mean double transmission speed, at least in theory?

For fun :) Pretty interesting article, but I think WPS vector CaptainSTX mentioned is way more efficient and common than cracking WPA directly.

802.11ac performances are very disappointing compared to AC1750 routers - I expected much bigger gain from the new generation. EA6900 numbers coming any time soon?

I actually like the design, but "gaming" in it's description is big warning light for me.

Wow, this is nowhere near as expensive as I expected. Definitely getting one!

Usually €1 in Europe becomes $1 in the US, so I'd expect something around $300-$350 like in the rest of VAT free world (which is still too much in my opinion, unless it delivers some mindblowing performance ;))

Announce a product, with a retail release date. How hard can it be?

What is the point of implementing a 802.11n tweak, which can be used only if both router and client are 802.11ac models? :D

Any news about 11AC performance? Is it faster than RT-AC66U?

Right, but they could have improved firmware, drivers or something. Basically every Broadcom based AC router has BCM4360 radio, but their performances still vary

http://forum1.netgear.com/showthread.php?t=83072 Also confirmed by a friend of mine, who got his V1 replaced with V2 after RMA

Any chance? From what I've heard it's significantly improved, faster CPU, better performance, slimmer case - would love to see a review from SNB :)

Wow, this price is harsh, considering that now you can get a decent mid-range router like C7 for a half of that. I hope it will at least deliver some mind-blowing performance to justify such expense.