isn't the 58u based on Intel infrastructure? not that i know any of the differences, but i thought merlin supports broadcom only?I’m using the AX-58U right now. Works fine on the asus firmware.
isn't the 58u based on Intel infrastructure?
ah.. seems bcm6750/6755 are almost identical apart from multiport Ethernet switching.No, it's Broadcom bcm6750.
Just be aware this is only a two stream router. When/if you have AX devices this might not matter, but if you have any 3+ stream AC devices they will actually be slower with this router than a 3+ stream AC router. Same with the RT-AX58U.Just a heads up on this router. BB has it on sale for $159.00 today.
Just be aware this is only a two stream router. When/if you have AX devices this might not matter, but if you have any 3+ stream AC devices they will actually be slower with this router than a 3+ stream AC router. Same with the RT-AX58U.
iI see Asuswrt-Merlin now support both RT-AX56U and RT-AX58U.
https://www.asuswrt-merlin.net/about
I don't find many posts here about RT-AX56U, anyone who owns this router and have any experience to share, good/bad?
I have used this router for a week now and it seem to be stable and a great buy.
it's in general a very good router. but i've been having some issues - my iphone 11pro max won't connect to the 5GHz network from time to time (put in password, connecting.. then it says no IP address, and no internet connection), while the other devices are well connected. i'm not sure if it's an iPhone issue, or router hardware, or firmware. Tried go trouble shoot with restarting iphone, restoring network settings on iPhone, didn't work. also tried restarting router, didn't work. and then all of sudden it connects..
seeems my AC1900 was more stable....
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(the 384.18 Alpha 1 is also stable too) right away.
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