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ASUS WiFi 6E Gaming Router (ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000) for $449.99 + Free Shipping
$449.99
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Newegg offers [newegg.com]ASUS WiFi 6E Gaming Router (ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000) - Tri-Band 10 Gigabit Wireless Router for $449.99 when you apply promo code (SSBS925) during checkout. Shipping is free.
Features:
Features:
- Next-gen WiFi standard
- 6GHz spectrum available
- 2.5G LAN/WAN Port
- Performance through engineering - Quad-core CPU processor
- Triple-level Game Acceleration - Accelerate game traffic every step of the way - from device to game server.
- If no 6G SSID is displayed
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6E portion is semi useless and only works with intel 210/211 cards. I had to replace my AX200 card on my Mobo to even do basic testing. First 6E block sadly runs at half the power output relative to 5G UNII-1/3 80mhz public blocks. It performs okay in lower blocks because of zero interference, but it's not something that people would benefit from.
The regular 4x4 5G AX radio can perform worse than an older GT-AC2900 (4x4 AC W2) on some legacy AC and Intel AX clients when using UNII-3 149-161 block at 30+ feet in my environment.
The UNII-1 80mhz block performs better relatively, but this is likely due to power output differences. AXE11000 does full 1W power on 36-48.
Side note.. ASUS is working on a Tri band 5G router without 6E but designed to run at very high power output (over 1w) on 5G UNII3+ spectrum on one of the two 5G radios.
There is also rumors of a dual band with similar performance metics but I didn't say anything.😉
6E portion is semi useless and only works with intel 210/211 cards. I had to replace my AX200 card on my Mobo to even do basic testing. First 6E block sadly runs at half the power output relative to 5G UNII-1/3 80mhz public blocks. It performs okay in lower blocks because of zero interference, but it's not something that people would benefit from.
The regular 4x4 5G AX radio can perform worse than an older GT-AC2900 (4x4 AC W2) on some legacy AC and Intel AX clients when using UNII-3 149-161 block at 30+ feet in my environment.
The UNII-1 80mhz block performs better relatively, but this is likely due to power output differences. AXE11000 does full 1W power on 36-48.
Side note.. ASUS is working on a Tri band 5G router without 6E but designed to run at very high power output (over 1w) on 5G UNII3+ spectrum on one of the two 5G radios.
There is also rumors of a dual band with similar performance metics but I didn't say anything.😉
I can't tell you if this is subject to change but it got through initial fcc testing this last week.
I am waiting for TP Link Archer AXE200 and AX206. Damn it.