So what is the advantage of of the Extra Core that the AX56U have? When is the full power of All cores needed? For OpenVPN it wont use the full potencial as far as i understood.Wifi will be slightly better with the RT-AX58U. Both will have identical OpenVPN performance.
Judging from the frequency of Asus firmware releases, looks like they update the RT-AX58U more frequently at this time.
So what is the advantage of of the Extra Core that the AX56U have?
But its wierd that the AX56U has probably the better CPU
might possibly be dedicated to specific usage.
This gentleman @Jayce Ooi did a video review of AX56U.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/review-asus-rt-ax56u.63967/
@3.52, 4th CPU core is loaded fully during USB file transfers (I believe).
So Overall i the RT-AX58U is more recommented? Are there any known issues with the Router?Yes, and it's actually a design flaw in that firmware version, because the archer service is also bound to that same CPU core, slowing down SMB performance to about 70 MB/s max. I fixed this issue in my firmware, and relayed the fix to Asus.
So Overall i the RT-AX58U is more recommented
Yes, and it's actually a design flaw in that firmware version, because the archer service is also bound to that same CPU core, slowing down SMB performance to about 70 MB/s max. I fixed this issue in my firmware, and relayed the fix to Asus.
If a flaw is causing SMB to slow to 70MB/s what sort of speeds are people seeing on these 2 routers when working properly?
So i bought the ASUS RT-AX58U. The OPENVPN Speeds is about 10-12Mbps slower then the AX56U. In the first few tests i got about 58-60Mbps. (With AES256)Mine was hitting read speeds of a bit over 100 MB/s after I fixed CPU affinity.
One is quad-core and one is tri-core, I'm not sure about other differences they may (or may not) have implemented in each.
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