@alekhkhanna Atleast u need to get around 950 on 1 Gbps plan.
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@alekhkhanna Why is this loss in speed u think? Maybe, jio has not set tcp overhead properly?
@alekhkhanna returned the TP-Link today, I’ll probably get the Asus AX88U in today’s sale, if anything. Archer gave me the most common tplink issue, having to reboot every 2nd or 3rd day, honestly quite annoying. Plus the web management https certificate appears bogus to my devices so it doesn’t open up when you force https.
@nigr Welcome to Wifi woes.
My R7800 conked during a firmware upgrade, and Netgear replaced it with a R8000 after 8 days.
That router is SHIT !
On my 1 gbps connection, it gives 700 mbps via LAN, and 200 mbps via Wifi on a 2*2 MU-MIMO setup. Range is poor as well.
Will probably sell it and get an Asus (88U or 86U) or the R7800 again in today's sale. R7800 was a rock solid router !
My R7800 conked during a firmware upgrade, and Netgear replaced it with a R8000 after 8 days.
That router is SHIT !
On my 1 gbps connection, it gives 700 mbps via LAN, and 200 mbps via Wifi on a 2*2 MU-MIMO setup. Range is poor as well.
Will probably sell it and get an Asus (88U or 86U) or the R7800 again in today's sale. R7800 was a rock solid router !
Lmao, let me know if you come across a nice deal @alekhkhanna
@alekhkhanna get the GT5300 for 20K?
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@Nitin I've the X6, and the throughput is not good. WAN to LAN is also bad. On my gigabit, it gives 700 Mbps on LAN, which is quite a bit of a loss.
@nigr I am going back to R7800. Old but robust.
@varkey Running ethernet cables to multiple APs is a challenge. Though I was thinking of just connecting a TP or Ubiquiti AP directly to the Jio router and be done with it. Running the cable is the major issue (not to mention our walls are plain and there's no place to hang then, rented place)
@nigr I am going back to R7800. Old but robust.
@varkey Running ethernet cables to multiple APs is a challenge. Though I was thinking of just connecting a TP or Ubiquiti AP directly to the Jio router and be done with it. Running the cable is the major issue (not to mention our walls are plain and there's no place to hang then, rented place)