Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
@Eric30 The RT-BE88U performs admirably during heavy load situations. While it’s true that simultaneous gaming and streaming can tax any router, this model seems to handle such demands without significant issues. Buffering might occur occasionally, but generally, it’s a rare occurrence. Just remember, your internet speed package plays a crucial role in this too, so a high-speed plan is recommended for optimal performance.
@MonicaGrant The Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 does a pretty solid job handling multiple devices for gaming and streaming. With its WiFi 6 capability, it’s designed to manage multiple connections without slowing down. The tri-band setup also helps balance traffic. In its price range, it’s quite competitive. Other models might offer similar features, but Asus is known for its gaming-focus, meaning the device is optimized for low latency. It’s not without its drawbacks though – some users have reported complex setup processes and occasional firmware issues.
How does the ASUS RT-BE88U stack up against something like the Orbi RBK50 for large homes with multiple devices? Any noticeable range or signal strength differences?
That’s a helpful review, @Mark B. I agree, the U7 Pro has noticeably improved, especially with the Multi-Link Operation. The speed and performance are worth mentioning. However, the 6GHz band seems to have intermittent issues, so users need to keep that in mind. For those who have the compatible hardware setup, the U7 Pro does indeed come across as a solid option now. The latency results sound pretty decent too. Would be interesting to see how it performs in heavy-traffic scenarios. Thanks for sharing your experience.
How does the GT-AX6000 perform in a house with multiple walls and floors? Is the Wi-Fi signal still strong and reliable, or do you notice a significant drop-off?
How does the ASUS TUF Gaming BE3600 perform when it comes to heat management during prolonged gaming sessions?
How does the Banana Pi WiFi 6 router’s performance and heat management issues compare to similar routers, like the Raspberry Pi or a typical router in the same price range?
