ASUS ROG Rapture WiFi 6 AX Gaming Router (GT-AX6000) - Dual Band 2.5G WAN/LAN Ports, Quad-Core 2.0Ghz CPU, Triple-Level Game Acceleration, AiMesh Compatible, Lifetime Internet Security, Instant Guard

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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). Nodes kept disconnecting and router wasn’t allowing my devices to rejoin my network until i restart all my routers. By the way, the router ran cool in my testing, which was significant considering its processing power and the lack of an internal fan.

I detailed AiMesh AiMesh in this post, and the GT-AX6000 is also one of a few viable hardware options that can deliver Multi-Gig wired backhaul, making it an excellent choice for a home with Gigabit, Gig+, or faster broadband.The ROG RAPTURE GT-AX6000 is a powerful AX gamer router that offers a handful of options and best from the world of Asus Routers. Do you have any insight/thoughts on the new TUF-AX6000, or whether the additional RAM of the GT-AX6000 would make much of a difference in real-world use? Triple-Level Game Acceleration - Accelerate game traffic every step of the way from device to game server. Networking tools: Wake on LAN, Ping, Netstat, and Smart Connect Rule can come in handy for advanced users.

With BSS Coloring, your WiFi 6 router identifies its data with a unique channel tag ('color') that's different from neighboring networks. The Home screen can cycle through the network layout which shows how many devices are connected along with the nodes if you are making use of the AiMesh feature, Aura RGB, real-time traffic and CPU/RAM usage. From the results above we had significant improvements in the download speeds at locations 1 and 4, and for locations 2 and 3 impressive increases in both upload and download speeds. Most routers let you achieve the same effect with regular QoS settings but it’s nice that here you don’t have to bother.The router gives you all the common settings collectively found in all home routers — Dynamic DNS, port forwarding, IP Reservation, VPN, etc.