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10-25-2018 04:44 PM #61ROG Member Array
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God help us!
Look what's around the corner for a mid November release date.... GT-AX11000
https://www.asus.com/us/Networking/R...re-GT-AX11000/
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https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...0181025093730*
*No hope of getting out routers firmware fixed as they have moved on the GT-AX11000
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10-25-2018 06:21 PM #62ROG Enthusiast Array
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I wouldn't worry too much, I'm thinking the ax11000 will be on a different fw branch, at least on release. The rt-ax88u is on 3.0.0.4.384_4730, while other Asus routers are on 384_32799.
Originally Posted by Livefeed
God help us!
Look what's around the corner for a mid November release date.... GT-AX11000
https://www.asus.com/us/Networking/R...re-GT-AX11000/
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https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...0181025093730*
*No hope of getting out routers firmware fixed as they have moved on the GT-AX11000
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10-25-2018 07:03 PM #63ROG Guru: Green Belt Array haihane PC Specs
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i wonder, what that 2.5G gaming port means 🤔 Originally Posted by Livefeed
God help us!
Look what's around the corner for a mid November release date.... GT-AX11000
https://www.asus.com/us/Networking/R...re-GT-AX11000/
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https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...0181025093730*
*No hope of getting out routers firmware fixed as they have moved on the GT-AX11000no siggy, saw stuff that made me sad.
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10-25-2018 07:55 PM #64ROG Member Array
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I went ahead and ordered a*rt-ax88u to replace my main GT-5300, it should b here tomorrow so will report back. Originally Posted by chris k
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10-25-2018 07:59 PM #65ROG Guru: White Belt Array stefan063 PC Specs
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Is it just me or Download site is out!?
Whats wrong with ASUS these past few months!??!
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10-25-2018 08:55 PM #66ROG Enthusiast Array
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The rt-ax88u isn't without its problems: slugging internet on both lan and wifi, random reboots every few days or so but overall much better than the GT was at release. Range on the AX is amazing without using ax and being able to use dfs channels is nice too. I have 2 paired, one as the main router and the other as a media bridge (yes, bridge mode does work the ax88u) and get a much better connection at times but it seems to have issues maintaining it consistently. For instance, with 2 GT's in the same configuration (gt in bridge I'm stuck using fw 20308 because bridge mode is broken in the newer fw) the bridge connects on 5ghz-2 and I get a pretty consistent 390mbps with around -68 rssi. Paring the ax-88u's I get around 900 mbps with around -60 rssi. However, ping times tell a different story, 1-2ms on the GT and 1-10ms on the ax88us. Sadly, those ping spikes are very evident if trying to stream or download. Overall, the ax has much better initial fw than the last few Asus routers I've bought though. It also seems that Merlin might at least be considering including the ax88u on his future fw releases. Originally Posted by Livefeed
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10-26-2018 05:29 PM #67ROG Member Array
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Thanks for the info Chris, did you have to use bridge mode as Aimesh is not yet supported on the rt-ax88u?
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10-26-2018 06:54 PM #68ROG Enthusiast Array
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Media bridge works better for my network setup. Haven't tried aimesh on the ax88u but it does look to be an option: Originally Posted by Livefeed
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10-26-2018 07:16 PM #69ROG Member Array
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Good to know, thanks! Originally Posted by chris k
Media bridge works better for my network setup. Haven't tried aimesh on the ax88u but it does look to be an option:
Chris how are derives on the 2.4 band, do they stay connected unlike the GT-5300?*
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10-27-2018 01:11 AM #70ROG Enthusiast Array
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No connection problems on 2.4 or 5.You should probably do this regardless but Just make sure any bridges, repeaters, and I assume aimesh nodes, have a static ip. I have noticed that my bridges will lose connection if set to auto obtain ip addresses. Not sure why this is happening but there seems to be some issue with the ax88u passing on dhcp and dns from my windows server to the bridges. Had the issue on another an ax88u and a GT-ac5300 but oddly enough I have a rt-ac5300 running Merlin's firmware that hasn't had any issue auto obtaining an ip when in bridge mode. No issues with other wireless devices, laptops, pcs, phones, staying connected. I mentioned in an earlier post about it being sluggish but it seems that was due to a problem a recent window update caused to my server. Did an initialize reset on the router after fixing my server and lan and wifi seem to be running normally though slow when first connecting and no random reboots in almost 48 hours. I have to say the ax88u runs better at release than the GT is running after being out for over a year and a half.
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