Hello, I’m new here. I wish I had known about your site earlier because it has a lot of useful information.
I have a question regarding AiMesh. I currently have three routers in my house (1,200 sq. ft.). In the upper left corner of the house (living room), I have a BE-98 Pro that I recently purchased—thanks to a gift card. It’s a bit overkill, I admit, but I was looking for something to play cloud gaming or remote play on 6 GHz with my Asus ROG Ally. My old Wi-Fi 6 router didn’t give me an optimal experience.
Then, I placed my old GT-AX6000 in my wife’s office in the basement at the far right of the house, connected to the BE-98 Pro via Ethernet. I also have a third router in my garage, which is separate from the house, about 50 feet from the GT-AX6000 with two insulated walls between them. This one is also connected via Ethernet to the GT-AX6000.
I must admit that it works relatively well, except that my tablet or phone often tends to stay connected to the GT-AX6000 even when I’m closer to the BE-98. Is there something I could do, like maybe reduce the 5 GHz signal strength? Do I have too many nodes in the house? All routers are on the latest official firmware.
Thank you.
I have a question regarding AiMesh. I currently have three routers in my house (1,200 sq. ft.). In the upper left corner of the house (living room), I have a BE-98 Pro that I recently purchased—thanks to a gift card. It’s a bit overkill, I admit, but I was looking for something to play cloud gaming or remote play on 6 GHz with my Asus ROG Ally. My old Wi-Fi 6 router didn’t give me an optimal experience.
Then, I placed my old GT-AX6000 in my wife’s office in the basement at the far right of the house, connected to the BE-98 Pro via Ethernet. I also have a third router in my garage, which is separate from the house, about 50 feet from the GT-AX6000 with two insulated walls between them. This one is also connected via Ethernet to the GT-AX6000.
I must admit that it works relatively well, except that my tablet or phone often tends to stay connected to the GT-AX6000 even when I’m closer to the BE-98. Is there something I could do, like maybe reduce the 5 GHz signal strength? Do I have too many nodes in the house? All routers are on the latest official firmware.
Thank you.
