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akczhtarcher c6/a6, it's my main router and I can't complain, it just works
Crew_ZealousidealIt depends on where you live since the routers could be unavailable for me it was the archer c6 since it’s the only one I could find if you can find and afford the BE9300 that’s the best one on the vd router list
DemonsstudentYou will need to increase your budget, because at this range i don't think you can support 100 Mbps at the same time as 7 devices. The best I can recommend is the tp link archer c6 , you can get it for 5k used if you look around.
DoPoGrubThis is what I went with a year ago. Powerful enough to cover my 1000 sq ft long rectangle of an apartment, even though I put it in the farthest corner away from other side. I've had zero issues with it. https://a.co/d/g2O6p69
I expect to use it for the next 5 years without issue.
Feriman22I use TP-Link EasyMesh without any issues. C6 v4, AX23 and AX53 in one mesh network. The AX53 is the master (also works as DHCP server), others are nodes. Works pretty well.
FoundationHour1900Currently using TP link Archer c6 as a extender for my transworld connection. You can get mesh wifi from transworld aswell but that cost arounds 12k
HovercraftOutside999using archer c6 works really great and give stable speed but id still say nothing beat ethernet in gaming
NC1HMI am going to go out on a limb and say, you can run this on a potato... My very approximate guesstimate would be, on a single-core processor, this workload might require about 250 MHz of bandwidth. On a dual-or-more-core processor, about 170 MHz would have to be on a single thread (that would be the thread running the actual SQM), and the rest (basic system operation) would be more or less randomly distributed between other threads. Archer C6 v3, meanwhile, runs on a dual-core MediaTek MT7621DAT processor at 880 MHz...
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