2.5g

I'm currently using a Hitron CODA56 modem with 1000/100 internet and an ASUS RT-AX58U. I'm told by my ISP in the next 5-7 years they plan to have everyone over on Fiber. I have a TERRAMASTER F4-424 PRO, which has 2x 2.5G ethernet ports. My motherboard is an ASRock X570 Taichi with a 1G ethernet...

Since my ISP is providing 1.6Gbps/950Mbps I'm looking into replacing my ax88u with a router that has a 2.5G WAN port. My actual setup is ISP -> AX88U -> aimesh -> AX88U From the following models: ax86u vs ax88u Pro vs GT-ax6000 vs GT-ax11000 What would be the recommended one? Before this...

Success! I managed to get the Pluggable 2.5G USB adapter working as LAN5 (eth9) with full 2.5gigabit speeds on my GT-AX11000 (Asus Merlin v388.1). Now I have 2x 2.5G interfaces on my router. How: Compiled RTL8156B drivers (v2.16.3) for GT-AX11000 + updating init-start scripts (as specified in...

Just purchased the RT-AX86U and using ASUS firmware 3.0.0.4.388_22525-gd35b8fe. With adaptive QoS turned off (turned on will only get 1.5G/950) SETUP: [Bell Fibe 3.0 Gbps, with 10G port] ---- Cat 6e, (tested with usb 2.5G NIC, got ~2.5G) ---- RT-AX86U (with 2.5G WAN port). Using the ASUS...

Hey, I've tested three cables so far on the 2.5G LAN port of my RT-AX86U (386.7_2), using iperf3 with 10 parallel streams. I'm seeing these errors on the router with all three cables (and about 1.24 GBit throughput only), when sending data from the AX86U: `iperf3 -c IP -P 10` on the router...

Hi I recently got 2.5Gb fiber internet, that came with a ISP Modified Sagemcom F@st 5670 router, it's pretty meh feature wise(no bridge mode unfortunetly and can't seem to turn off UPnP), but i do get +2200Mbps from speedtest using a 2.5Gb nic on the Desktop PC. So i bought the Asus GT-AX6000...

Here are the settings Router: Asus AX86U PC: Asus Crosshair VIII Hero with a Realtek 2.5G port Router's Lan5(2.5G) connects PC's 2.5G port(Realtek 2.5G), but I only get 1G link speed. PC Bios: Lastest Router Firmware: Lastest Realtek 2.5G Driver: Lastest Cable: Builder claims CAT6 Could...