My references to SDK levels and RF design are based on what RMerlin has stated on these forums (for the former) and the passage of time (for the latter). By using a next-gen flagship Broadcom WiFi chipset and CPU, combined with ASUS RF technology and other exclusive ASUS technologies, RangeBoost Plus leverages multiple upgraded ASUS features that improve WiFi signal range and overall coverage by up to 38%*. Most routers let you achieve the same effect with regular QoS settings but it’s nice that here you don’t have to bother. On the other hand, the Parental Control portion has been a bit too rigid, in my opinion, and the way Asus defines categories for web-filtering is a bit vague. Game Radar: A feature that displays the available game server of a particular game and their pings in real-time.

It also includes Bandwidth Monitor, Web History, and an Internet Speed test if you want to know more about your resources and keep tabs on your network’s online activities. VPN Fusion was initially available to only select routers but later on became standard for most Asus routers via firmware updates. Don’t expect to attain top speeds from a setup like this, though, as passing data packets back and forth between mesh nodes eats up bandwidth. For those who don’t need dedicated gaming functions, there are plenty of cheaper routers with Wi-Fi 6.Just add the device in the app and follow the simple instructions and after about 5 minutes or less it is all set up and ready to go.

It leverages multiple upgraded Broadcom features, including TX Shaper and TDCS, that improve WiFi signal range and overall coverage by up to 38%*.The Asus GT-AX6000 also features a collection of custom traffic prioritisation and configuration features aimed at delivering a fast, stutter-free gaming experience, while maintaining a smooth connection for the rest of the household. It looks pretty, it’s loaded with gamer-specific features and optimisations, and it’s capable of serving up brilliant speeds over both wired and wireless connections. sec over a regular Cat 5e Ethernet cable, but note that if you want local devices to communicate with each other at multi-gig speeds you’ll need a 2. Gbps Ethernet ports that support link aggregation and load balancing, giving you the flexibility to give massive bandwidth to connected devices or take advantage of ultra-high-speed internet connections.