GT-AX11000

I tried your suggestions in the edit on my Asus GT-AX11000 and still can’t get it to connect. Meanwhile the speeds for my Switch 2 on the 2.4Ghz network are atrocious. Everything else in my house is working great including devices on the 2.4 network. This is so frustrating and has to be an issue wit

Perfect! I'm happy you are aware of band switching. It can be difficult to explain, and every router brand calls it something different lol. Since you are on a 5GHz channel explicitly, I'm not sure what to suggest to increase its range other than a router with a more powerful antenna, or some form o

Did you ever get your issues ironed out? I spent 6 hours yesterday trying to get the automatic connection to actually work without success. Both Gemini and ChatGPT were of no help. Any chance you could give me a nudge in the right direction? Asking on this sub because how the backup plan works is th

I had a small Netgear M5 router for almost 3 years, and I was able to play multiplayer games on it without major issues. I’ve been playing Warzone since Modern Warfare 3, with ping around 29–35 ms on Gulf servers and 100–120 ms on European servers. But since the war started, the internet has become

Not just you, I have the same issue also, and i bought CPE ULTRA 6 and it didn't work, I even bought Asus rapture gt-ax11000 pro, still didn't work, Ping spikes like crazy, a lot of jitter, not stable at all. I use Zain kuwait. Save your money, The internet in kuwait has major issues apparently.

I use zain for a long time, since the war started online gaming is unbearable, i play warzone mainly, used to get 29-35 ping gulf server, 90 to 110 EU servers, now ping spikes like crazy, huge jitter, Bought cpe ultra 6 5g advanced didn’t help, I also bought Asus rapture gt ax11000 pro and put the c

I get ya, but many times we do have two xboxes and a TV streaming going. Speed wise both pong.com (a great tool btw) and speedtest give give good speed results but sometimes poor pings and lag bloating. I think this is because of the router (ax11000) but not 100%. There's a couple of other reasons I

I second this. I had an Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 with Spectrum and would rarely see 800 Mbps on a good day with their gigabit plan. The GT-AX11000 ran outta breath at about 1700 Mbps on AT&T's 2 gigabit plan. After upgrading to an Asus BE96u (non-ROG) router, speed tests now show 2300 Mbps in bot

Yeah, I actually ran into something really similar—IP address conflicts combined with ARP cache mixups. Devices would randomly lose specific types of connections (like TCP or UDP), or drop off entirely and behave like they were still connected to Wi-Fi but had no internet. I used ChatGPT to help dia

I have fiber from Verizon FiOS. I live in Northern Virginia, the largest datacenter hub in the nation. I can see a Microsoft datacenter from my bedroom window. I have an ASUS AX11000 router with most network devices hardwired, but strong open channels for wifi devices. I have the optimal environment