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Forums/ Wi-Fi Routers
5 hours ago
Re:Introducing AI QoS: Elevate Your Gaming Experience on the Archer GE800 Gaming Router!
@testbankzone thank you for AI-generated answer
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Forums/ Wi-Fi Routers
Yesterday
Re:Introducing AI QoS: Elevate Your Gaming Experience on the Archer GE800 Gaming Router!
@Kevin_Z Thanks for the reply To answer your questions the ping jitter only happens on Wi-Fi 5 GHz and Wi-Fi 6E I don’t see this issue when I connect with a Wi-Fi 7 device so it’s not happening on...
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Forums/ Wi-Fi Routers
Sunday
Re:Introducing AI QoS: Elevate Your Gaming Experience on the Archer GE800 Gaming Router!
Hey everyone, I’ve noticed something weird on my Archer GE800 (firmware 1.3.2) and wanted to check if others are experiencing the same. High and very inconsistent ping to 192.168.0.1 on GE800 -...
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Forums/ Wi-Fi Routers
a week ago
Re:AX10 vs AX12 in processing power
@woozle thanks for the clarification. TP-Link has a history of releasing the same router model with different hardware revisions or even region-specific SoCs, so that’s why the information can...
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Forums/ Wi-Fi Routers
a week ago
Re:AX10 vs AX12 in processing power
Yeah, that 1-core reading is a bit misleading. The MT7621AT actually has 2 MIPS 24Kc cores, but TP-Link’s firmware often reports only one in the web UI or system status. Both cores are used...
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Forums/ Wi-Fi Routers
a week ago
Re:AX10 vs AX12 in processing power
You're right to question that, because the AX12 (V1) and AX10 are actually built on very different chipsets, and the naming can be a bit misleading. The Archer AX10 uses a Broadcom BCM6750 SoC with...
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