pete y testing
Very Senior Member
1) Dual-Band Smart Connect (2.4GHz and 5GHz) With Smart Connect ACTIVE
turn smart connect off and have different ssid for 2.4 gig and 5 gig then connect the 5 gig devices to just the 5 gig ssid
1) Dual-Band Smart Connect (2.4GHz and 5GHz) With Smart Connect ACTIVE
There should be a tag somewhere on the router.
Got it - other than opening up the router, no other way to determine hardware revision, I presume?Could be because it's a refurb, so the internal pcboard might not match the case used.
Got it - other than opening up the router, no other way to determine hardware revision, I presume?
I am thinking about sell my ac68u and get one of the RT-AC88U, does it really worth it?
I will use in the AIMESH solution
RT-AC3100 provided a clear improvement in wireless speeds for me. Speeds were double or nearly double in both near and far field tests. Not everyone seems to see as good of an improvement as I did though. I kept my RT-AC68U as well. Its set up as an AP now with a wired connection to my AC3100, and that's working very nicely for covering my entire house with 5 GHz AC. However, I am looking forward to trying AIMESH. I am hoping that it will provide a little better control over whether devices connect to the 2.4 GHz network or the 5 GHz network.
okay, thanks for the full and honest feedback
I will get one asap
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I plan to buy an RT-AC86U in about three weeks and do a 3-way comparison between it, the AC3100, and the AC68U, so if you don't mind waiting until then, you'll have even more info on possible upgrades from the AC68U.
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