Reliance Jio Fiber upload speeds are 10% of your plan speed

[socrates]

I think Asus is v weak on the software front. From my experience in owning a Max Pro M1. Every update of theirs is a screwup. It just depends if it affects features u use. That's why I opted for a non asus laptop when I recently had to go in for one.

 

[sanke3]

@socrates I am fine with Asus routers and been using them since 7-8 years from their RT-N56U. I also used their RT-AC68U and RT-AC88U and all of them have been rock solid. Even these pair of RT-AX88Us were fine till last non-OFDMA firmware. I have reverted to a firmware which is 2 iterations back (their last non-WPA3/OFDMA firmware) and everything is rock stable again.
That’s why I gave a heads up to everyone thinking about jumping on the Wifi6 bandwagon. In short: Do it at your own risk and be a expensive beta tester.

 

[nigr]

Say sike rn

 

[yougotmehere]

On a side note, Can anyone recomend a good gigabit router under 5K? I am just confused seeing too many choices. I am using Archer C60 now and that router simply has an outstanding range.

I don't game and my main purpose of buying that would be to expect atleast 400mbps speeds on Wifi if i ever upgrade to a 500mbps plan.

 

[GR2]

@yougotmehere archer c6

 

[nigr]

lol doesn't he already have a better router than C6?

 

[GR2]

@nigr the router he has doesn't have gigabit port

 

[nigr]

On a side note, Can anyone recomend a good gigabit router under 5K? I am just confused seeing too many choices. I am using Archer C60 now and that router simply has an outstanding range.

I don't game and my main purpose of buying that would be to expect atleast 400mbps speeds on Wifi if i ever upgrade to a 500mbps plan.

what speeds do you get on 2.4Ghz?

@nigr the router he has doesn't have gigabit port

Ah well, how's AC1900 A9?

 

[GR2]

@nigr he asked for a router under 5k

 

[yougotmehere]

@nigr Around 75mbps when in close range and around 55-60mbps at the farthest point.