ASUS RT-AX3000 vs Linksys WRT3200ACM

Just replaced my netgear r6900p with a wifi 6 asus AX3000. Flashed with merlin and happy. No crashes yet, nice and stable.

Our Roku TV hasn't buffered or lost connection since. Pandora works on everyone's devices without buffering, and no one has any issues connecting on any device. Really Linksys? To top it all off, they haven't issued any firmware updates for this router like they used to do for all their other models in the past. For over $200, you would think there might be at least a little follow-on support

Don't spend money unless you want this for long haul, highly doubt that the prices will come down significantly. ASUS RT-AX3000 is also a good AX class router.

cgi will generate show the logs that Linux administrators need. Update: a month after purchasing, I manually installed the same firmware version that was already loaded into the router. This refresh fixed the stability issues and was widely recommended on the support forum. It still took a couple of months, but eventually Linksys/Belkin took the obvious step of incrementing the version number on the website so that all of these routers would autoreload and be fixed

First of all if you're transferring large files across the network via Wi-Fi, generally speaking yes this would be the best use case. But for those pe...

First up we have our quick start guide and it's very quick for setup. There's only four easy steps. Step one, connect the antennas and plug in the pow...

My internet provider provides up to about 900. So even then I can really take advantage of the full speed it's able to transfer through WiFi. Just to ...

AFTER A WEEK OR TOW MY NETWORK BREAKS AS I TOLD U BEFORE TO HALF SPEED. I'M GETTING A REPLACEMENT.

So recommend you guys calling them, even if you, if, if they don't even support your broadband, they still help you out and they do a lot of couple of...

If you buy this router, learn how to log into it(no quick setups or phone ap's), and go thru each step by step option. Eliminating "B" and "G" wireless using only "N" or "A/C"..

This router is huge upgrade for my home network. Easy interface and setup. Speeds have improved, no more connectivity issues. Streaming movies or games has never been better

And overall, if you are just looking for a router to basically go to multiple devices at once, you simply hook this up, put in the password or change ...

So here on the settings this is where you're going to be able to change a lot of those router settings and features a lot of the settings here are ver...

When both my previous drive (mentioned above) and this drive were connected to my computer (via USB 3.0 and eSATA, respectively) so I could do a quick copy of data to my new drive, I had transfer rates from the portable drive to the new drive of 119MB/s sustained large file transfer drag and drop. Connected to the router, and having full 5ghz signal strength at 1300mbps with my wireless card mentioned above, sustained reads and writes using a 25GB test file averaged 45MB/s each. The Techhive review, [

Has been running for nearly a month at time of this writing. Signal strength and speed seems OK so far. No stability/reliability issues so far. User interface a bit clunky but workable

They refuse to give me the next tier model (MX4200) as a replacement. * Signal isn't great, and there are no options to boost signal using stock firmware, flashing with DDWRT doesn't help because there's a hardware limiter that prevents you from boosting the signal past 30 dBm. Only option seems to be to spend more money for an additional access point. * This router continually pings heartbeat