caspermunk
New Around Here
Hi there,
I recently moved from a small apartment to a larger 2-story house. I had a single ASUS RT-AX86U that I was very pleased with. It always gave me around 1000 Mbit speed test (wired). But I decided to get some AiMesh going to get better coverage in my new house. So I replaced my AX86U with 2 x RT-AX92U as I was informed they were a great pair for AiMesh (having tri-band with AX for the wireless backbone). Setup was smooth and the coverage is good. I do miss having those AX wifi speeds though, but that has to wait until I get ethernet cables in the house.
I have a 1000/1000 Mbit fiber connection, but I can only get about 500 Mbit of WAN throughput in the AX92U's (both up and down). I have tested with a cable connected to the main router and also using the built-in speed test in the ASUS router itself. I always get around 500 Mbit both up and down. When I tested with my AX86U, it gave me 950-970 Mbit without problems. I'm testing with Speedtest.net and Fast.com which produces the same results.
I have everything disabled: Guest Network, AiProtection, Parental Controls, QoS, Traffic Analyzer, Game Mode, OpenNat and no USB connected. I have also tried enabling "Jumbo Frame" under LAN settings -> Switch Control, but that didn't help. The main router usually has around 85-90% RAM used and 1-5% CPU usage.
Any idea why I can't get the full 1000 Mbit? Could it be because of the AiMesh being active on the router?
I recently moved from a small apartment to a larger 2-story house. I had a single ASUS RT-AX86U that I was very pleased with. It always gave me around 1000 Mbit speed test (wired). But I decided to get some AiMesh going to get better coverage in my new house. So I replaced my AX86U with 2 x RT-AX92U as I was informed they were a great pair for AiMesh (having tri-band with AX for the wireless backbone). Setup was smooth and the coverage is good. I do miss having those AX wifi speeds though, but that has to wait until I get ethernet cables in the house.
I have a 1000/1000 Mbit fiber connection, but I can only get about 500 Mbit of WAN throughput in the AX92U's (both up and down). I have tested with a cable connected to the main router and also using the built-in speed test in the ASUS router itself. I always get around 500 Mbit both up and down. When I tested with my AX86U, it gave me 950-970 Mbit without problems. I'm testing with Speedtest.net and Fast.com which produces the same results.
I have everything disabled: Guest Network, AiProtection, Parental Controls, QoS, Traffic Analyzer, Game Mode, OpenNat and no USB connected. I have also tried enabling "Jumbo Frame" under LAN settings -> Switch Control, but that didn't help. The main router usually has around 85-90% RAM used and 1-5% CPU usage.
Any idea why I can't get the full 1000 Mbit? Could it be because of the AiMesh being active on the router?