Recent content by uriel250

Check Reddit, tons of people having issues, I just updated the March update 2 days ago and since then it has been stable on the 5GHz with Wifi6.

Update - It seems like the issue is with my phone - Reddit is flooded with Galaxy S23 WiFi issues (Wifi6 routers especially with 5G band). I disabled WiFi 6 and currently using 2.4G band and it's been stable for almost 2 days. I keep both routers for now.

Yes I tried to WPS reset 3 times and I never use old backup config file whenever I update firmware I always do a full reset just to be safe. This was supposed to be used as a Mesh to upgrade my AX56U, my main unit (GT-AX6000) was purchased locally a month ago (EU), and this new unit was...

I tried playing with the settings, turning off beamforming, MU-MIMO and so on ... but as soon as I run some "intense" things such as Speedtest - Both 2.4 and 5GHz drop, disconnect, and reconnect after 10 seconds. PC that connected wired still works when the WiFi drops - so I bet it has something...

Thank you! Disabling Universal beamforming on 2.4 increased the speedtest from 80-90Mbps download to 200Mbps ... Now I have to check how if it affects the range.

YOU nailed it! I just got 840mbps after disabling MU-MIMO and Universal beamforming - airtime fairness was already off. Also my phone now recognize this connection as 2.4Gbps instead of 1.2Gbps as it was previously. I always thought MU-MIMO was a good thing? Should I also disable it for the...

Just set up and updated my ROG AX6000 router with RMerlin latest fw and performed a factory reset and set up from scratch. I noticed my wireless speeds aren’t as fast as my previous router (Asus RT-AX86U). I feel I need to make some settings changes but I’m not quite sure. Close range (2-3...

Ouch. Oh well, so many mixed reviews as I said :) Maybe you can give a try to 2x AX86U and see how it works :) Keep me updated if you do so. By the way, why don't you return it?

Do you use wireless or wired backhaul? And regarding your previous comment, I meant higher latency when comparing 2x AX86U in mesh wireless backhaul (because its dual band) to XT8 (Which is tri-band with dedicated band for mesh).

OK, fair enough. Great explanation. However I read online that using wireless backhaul without dedicated band can cause some latency issues. Is it true? Hard choice, don't know what to do :D ...

Sounds good, so I can ignore the old reviews on Amazon ... I think I am giving it a try, and if that doesn't work well - then I will return it. The only thing I am going to lose is Merlin FW hope the stock firmware is good enough. Thank you so much for the help.

I went through reviews on Amazon and it seems like the TP-Link AX6600 mesh has better reviews rating than the Asus AX6600 ZenWiFi ... What do you think? Also, for how long you had the XT8?

Uh well. I'll hold off for a while ... The XT8 has only 3 ports, which switch is recommended to be used with it? Maybe I'll jump to AX11000 even though that's a lot of money :O And on which channels did you set your XT8?

So AX86U it is ... Considering I don't have neighbors networks around, which channel is going to be the best for the shared wireless backhaul?

Thank you so much for the detailed answer. I am now even more confused :) What do you recommend me to do? Going with a single XT8 or AX86U? And what does "Dedicated" and "Shared" means for the bands?