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Product Name: | ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 AX11000 Tri-Band 10 Gigabit WiFi Router, Aiprotection Lifetime Security by Trend Micro, Aimesh Compatible for Mesh WIFI System, Next-Gen Wifi 6, Wireless 802.11Ax, 8 X Giga [AX11000] |
Product Description: | Built for gaming with high speed & Gigabit ISP services, the GT-AX11000 offers that fastest Wi-Fi for current 802.11AC devices as well as next Gen 802.11ax devices. The GT-AX11000 produces Gigabit speeds while providing extensive range for devices that demand Fast & consistent gaming, uploading, and streaming all at the same time. Power supply - AC Input - 110V~240V(50~60Hz) |
Model Number: | GT-AX11000 |
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The similar netgear router is 548.99 currently on amazon with a 600$ retail price tag
consumers realize they offer no real benefits for their premium price.
even the quad core cpu is a joke as mostly the first 2 cores are used.
there are plenty of great 2,3,4 puck router:mesh systems you can buy
that are a far better way to spend a $300 budget on a AC/wifi5 system.
if i had $334 burning a hole in my pocket, i'd buy two asus ac2900's
and mesh one to the other - you can cover a mini mansion with that.
consumers realize they offer no real benefits for their premium price.
even the quad core cpu is a joke as mostly the first 2 cores are used.
there are plenty of great 2,3,4 puck router:mesh systems you can buy
that are a far better way to spend a $300 budget on a AC/wifi5 system.
Yep most people don't need wifi 6, especially 1st run draft versions. Mesh systems on AC is a better way to spend money.
consumers realize they offer no real benefits for their premium price.
that are a far better way to spend a $300 budget on a AC/wifi5 system.
if i had $334 burning a hole in my pocket, i'd buy two asus ac2900's
and mesh one to the other - you can cover a mini mansion with that.
Good advice always starts with identifying the needs. Bad advice always starts with telling you what you'll never need without having any clue about your workload.
The more devices you connect and the more data streams you get going, the more you're going to need a beefier cpu. But again, *your* use-case is probably too light to need this.
And maybe *for you* that would be true. However, you have no clue what other peoples needs are. Similarly, it's like you telling everyone they'd never need a Chevy Silverado 2500, and basing it on the fact that a Nissan Frontier does a great job towing a couple of jetskis and basic camping gear.
Good advice always starts with identifying the needs. Bad advice always starts with telling you what you'll never need without having any clue about your workload.
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