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I second that. Or Asus TUF ax6000. The same chipset. Both work well. Both need manual port remapping, since a WAN port is 2.5Gbps.
Good. So, I keep my four ASUS tuf ax600 routers. They do a good job for my use case.
Wrong, check the damn device database. Some are supported. TUF-AX6000 and TUF-AX4200 are two examples and thanks for some crazy devs in the forum those are also flashable directly within the AsusWRT web interface.
Been running the ASUS AX6000 for like 2 years now and its been solid for my setup. Got jellyfin running on a mini pc plus some other services and never had any drops or weird connection issues The gl.inet stuff can be hit or miss - i had one of there older models that would randomly reboot under load which was annoying as hell. For around 200 you might also want to check out the netgear nighthawk ax12 if you can find it on sale. Way more reliable than budget wifi 7 options imo Also make sure your not getting interference from neighbors - sometimes the 6ghz bands on wifi 7 routers get wonky in dense areas
I got rid of my Asus AX6000 and AX3000 for a single Reyee RG-EW7200BE-PRO and I am thoroughly impressed. Better in every way and way cheaper than the Asus devices.
Asus is terrible. I just got rid of all my Asus routers. I'm using a single Reyee RG-EW7200BE-PRO now. What a difference, the software is a million times better and the performance is far superior for half the price of Asus.
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