It's teaser-time. Because why not.

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

Exactly. Thick ones with a metal grill and a yellow fingers chopping hazard sticker.

Double stacked for the Pro Plus model:

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Only to deliver that pull plus push flow! Man I am excited!

 

[Tech9]

This Pro Plus model has to have a metal grill on the exhaust too - to catch the eventually flying off the PCB radio SoC. Safety first is very important in Pro market. What about dual power supply?

 

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

This Pro Plus model has to have a metal grill on the exhaust too - to catch the eventually flying off the PCB radio SoC. Safety first is very important in Pro market. What about dual power supply?

I was venturing into the liquid cooling....

Keep that router super cooled for all the Pro Plus stuff being done on it.

 

[Tech9]

This rig ticks many Pro Plus boxes indeed. The 12x antenna connectors are at the back, right?

 

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

This rig ticks many Pro Plus boxes indeed. The 12x antenna connectors are at the back, right?

Correct.

 

[Tech9]

This is awesome, but let me get the new Asus wheel covers first.

There is a Pro model with Asus logo horizontal all the time like in Rolls Royce... but out of my budget.

 

[Viktor Jaep]

This is awesome, but let me get the new Asus wheel covers first.

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There is a Pro model with Asus logo horizontal all the time like in Rolls Royce... but out of my budget.

Sweet. Do they make Asus-branded spinners as well??

 

[Tech9]

You guys are distracting me and I ordered the wheel covers, but forgot the ROG zip ties.

 

[RTWZ80]

As far as I know, the above list of functions requires redirecting packets to the kernel. ASUS uses Trendmicro software routing solutions to handle these functions. In this case the runner processor does is do cpu load balancing and packet preprocessing like parsing and crc checking...

Thanks. I emailed feedback to Asus complaining that the older RT-AX89X could handle AiProtection turned on and still give me close to 10Gbps wired speeds while the newer AXE16000 couldn't. Hence I returned both AXE16000s. They in turn escalated the issue to the development team and told me they're currently working with TrendMicro come up with a workaround for the problem.

 

[Clark Griswald]

Sweet. Do they make Asus-branded spinners as well??

Excited to see the routers being released and waiting to see which will be selected for the RMerlin Treatment.
Has Asus and RMerlin ceased supporting Floater Rim Routers, or is it only in the Rolls Royce Edition @Tech9 mentioned above?