ASUS
RT-AC68U
Based on 109 Reddit mentions
$164.95
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What are the benefits of switching to freshtomato for the asus rt-ac68u
Keeps the router up-to-date as far as security. I have to TMo versions running FT. Last Black Friday I bought a new Asus to upgrade the wifi standards. Nothing but problems. Returned it and plugged my trusty AC68U FT back in. If it ain't broke don't fix it.
TickleSilly in r/TomatoFTW
May 22, 2026 2:23 PM
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Post 1000mbit from ISP - how to squeeze the most out of it using XE75Pro?
What else is in front of the AC-68u? The ISP speeds you’re talking about (1,000 —> 1,200 Mbps) sound like DOCSIS cable speeds, so is there a cable modem (or ISP router in bridge mode) sitting in front? For simplicity, I will call this device a modem (even though it may be an ISP gateway device) sinc
...Nervous-Job-5071 in r/TpLink
January 31, 2026 12:53 PM
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Como escolher um roteador? (eeeeeeeeeeeee)
Repostando meu comentário em sua postagem apagada no hardware Brasil: BE550, da TP LINK. substituiu um AC68U de 12 anos, e estou bem satisfeito. parrudo, portas 2.5 com agregação de link, wifi7, tudo que eu busco numa máquina. loja oficial TP LINK no ML tem o melhor preço. se não estiver, acompanhe.
...sellera in r/InternetBrasil
December 10, 2025 3:44 AM
2
Asus RT-AC66U B1 Ver 2
AC68U is near identical to AC66U_B1, so that checks. Haven't tried it, though. Went with the alternative fresh tomato instead.
AlphonseM in r/DDWRT
April 22, 2026 4:50 AM
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Sep 2025 NBN speed update
This is already an issue, just because a router is 1Gbit, doesnt mean its processor can handle that throughput, case in point my old Asus RT-AC68U. It is a gigabit router, but throughput with features turned on max out the CPU and you only get about 700mbit from the WAN. Lots of people with old jank
...DominusDraco in r/nbn
May 1, 2025 4:12 AM
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Reason why router needs more frequent rebooting for some devices to connect?
I have two RT-AC68u routers and I eventually had to auto schedule weekly reboots because of that. No matter how many updates Asus came out with, it never got better. I finally switched to opnsense for a router this year and use my AC68u in AP mode for wireless and now I don't have to do reboots. Eve
...xenon2000 in r/HomeNetworking
July 8, 2025 4:57 AM
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Don't see a good reason to upgrade Asus RT-AC68U other than updates
Ive had one for a while too - until area offered 2Gig Fiber - so i needed to upgrade the router since ports were only 1gig (and everything else in the house also eneded refreshing to support to at least 2.5g) to achieve advertised speeds;So I ended up getting into pfsense on a minipc with dual SFP+
...joem143 in r/HomeNetworking
September 20, 2025 8:28 AM
2
Express 7 wifi is brutally slow for older non-AC devices (under 1Mb/s)
Doesn't look great for a laptop that a couple feet away clear line of sight from the Express 7. For some reason I can't post a screenshot but here's what I'm seeing. Network: Default24H Internet Activity: 75.7 MBTX Retries: 0.0%Standard: WiFi 4MIMO Config: 2x2AP/Client Signal Balance: PoorRx Rate: 1
...motorambler in r/UNIFI
November 28, 2025 11:14 PM
2
Keep losing internet but modem is on
The lan wifi is horrible. I connected an old asus ac68u and have much better .... lan activity. I just upgrade from the sagecom to the g5ar and the local lan is to say the least.. a cluster fuck. The wan speeds are faster to the tmo internet... but after a week of lan work with the g5ar I am having
...jastork in r/tmobileisp
November 29, 2025 5:03 AM
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Dynamic IPv6 firewall configuration
i found a used asus rt ac68u and damn it's a sweet deal. i get a flash storage of 256mb to experiment with openwrt packages... The problem is though that it has broadcom drivers, so no wifi, so i had to use a dumb ap. seeing a lot of people use openwrt is so wholesome!
scriptiefiftie in r/homelabindia
May 24, 2026 12:27 PM
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