ea8500 is ipq8064 without htb offset issue, r7800 ipq8065 does have the htb offset issue, the voltage table on 8064 is indeed a bit higher than 8065 for the 384mhz ~ 1.4ghz range...
I don't understand buying an ac2600 router for $200 or more and disabling the 5ghz radio.
Why not buy a single band or three for the price? _________________ I am far from a guru, I'm barely a novice.
I don't understand buying an ac2600 router for $200 or more and disabling the 5ghz radio.
Why not buy a single band or three for the price?
because I don't have many devices which works in AC. Also, AC has shorter range than N. And I have a few devices far away. I've bought it exactly to don't need extenders... but I am trying to figure out the best config for range, if anyone can help.
Joined: 03 Jan 2010 Posts: 7568 Location: YWG, Canada
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 2016 0:08 Post subject:
gaucho_tche wrote:
Malachi wrote:
I don't understand buying an ac2600 router for $200 or more and disabling the 5ghz radio.
Why not buy a single band or three for the price?
because I don't have many devices which works in AC. Also, AC has shorter range than N. And I have a few devices far away. I've bought it exactly to don't need extenders... but I am trying to figure out the best config for range, if anyone can help.
n is on both bands, on 5ghz ac goes further cause of beamforming & much faster per range than 5ghz n (ie: -75 signal on both, the ac link is far faster). for settings see the link below in my sig. _________________ LATEST FIRMWARE(S)
BrainSlayer wrote:
we just do it since we do not like any restrictions enforced by stupid cocaine snorting managers
I don't understand buying an ac2600 router for $200 or more and disabling the 5ghz radio.
Why not buy a single band or three for the price?
because I don't have many devices which works in AC. Also, AC has shorter range than N. And I have a few devices far away. I've bought it exactly to don't need extenders... but I am trying to figure out the best config for range, if anyone can help.
n is on both bands, on 5ghz ac goes further cause of beamforming & much faster per range than 5ghz n (ie: -75 signal on both, the ac link is far faster). for settings see the link below in my sig.
ok thanks! I've tried without beamforming and AC range performance was worse than N for the same distance. Actually AC dropped while N was still present. Is beamforming full functioning in Nighthawk? Should I turn on both the single and the multiple?
Which settings of your should I check since I am receiving my internet signal from another router and then distributing it as another AP in my house (ie. virtual port)?
Joined: 03 Jan 2010 Posts: 7568 Location: YWG, Canada
Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2016 6:38 Post subject:
gaucho_tche wrote:
tatsuya46 wrote:
gaucho_tche wrote:
Malachi wrote:
I don't understand buying an ac2600 router for $200 or more and disabling the 5ghz radio.
Why not buy a single band or three for the price?
because I don't have many devices which works in AC. Also, AC has shorter range than N. And I have a few devices far away. I've bought it exactly to don't need extenders... but I am trying to figure out the best config for range, if anyone can help.
n is on both bands, on 5ghz ac goes further cause of beamforming & much faster per range than 5ghz n (ie: -75 signal on both, the ac link is far faster). for settings see the link below in my sig.
ok thanks! I've tried without beamforming and AC range performance was worse than N for the same distance. Actually AC dropped while N was still present. Is beamforming full functioning in Nighthawk? Should I turn on both the single and the multiple?
Which settings of your should I check since I am receiving my internet signal from another router and then distributing it as another AP in my house (ie. virtual port)?
i dont think u understood what i said..read the wifi settings guide in my sig it will answer most questions.. _________________ LATEST FIRMWARE(S)
BrainSlayer wrote:
we just do it since we do not like any restrictions enforced by stupid cocaine snorting managers