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TP-Link Archer AC4000 MU-MIMO Tri-Band Wi-Fi 5 Router Expired
$59
$168.38
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Walmart has TP-Link Archer AC4000 MU-MIMO Tri-Band Wi-Fi 5 Router (C4000) on sale for $59. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member armstsho for finding this deal.
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Thanks to Community Member armstsho for finding this deal.
Key Features:
- 1.8 GHz quad-core CPU AC4000 tri-band WiFi delivers up to 1625 Mbps on each 5 GHz band and 750 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band
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Edited July 11, 2022
at 05:26 PM
Older AC router, can't tell if it's new or refurbished.
I had good luck with one for 19 months.
Sold and shipped by Walmart.
Free shipping.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/TP-Lin.../231733369
I had good luck with one for 19 months.
Sold and shipped by Walmart.
Free shipping.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/TP-Lin.../231733369
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CPU is likely the 4906 variant at this point, which is the same A53 but dual core. The quad core 4908 was phased out a long ago to cut cost.
Your router is better. IPQ8065 4x4 + 4x4 QCA9984 platform with full 1W output.
Main Cpu a tad weaker. Dual core A7 vs Dual core a53, but shouldn't matter much for real world use.
Wifi 6 is just better SNR (8-9db improvement with wifi 6 client) + 10% QAM improvement at range.
Stuff like OFDMA or MU-MIMO doesn't work when you run old clients that take over an entire radio. Meaning.. unless you're only running newer clients, theres not much benefit (currently)
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CPU is likely the 4906 variant at this point, which is the same A53 but dual core. The quad core 4908 was phased out a long ago to cut cost.
Your router is better. IPQ8065 4x4 + 4x4 QCA9984 platform with full 1W output.
Main Cpu a tad weaker. Dual core A7 vs Dual core a53, but shouldn't matter much for real world use.
Wifi 6 is just better SNR (8-9db improvement with wifi 6 client) + 10% QAM improvement at range.
Stuff like OFDMA or MU-MIMO doesn't work when you run old clients that take over an entire radio. Meaning.. unless you're only running newer clients, theres not much benefit (currently)
I see by numbers what's the range difference?
CPU is likely the 4906 variant at this point, which is the same A53 but dual core. The quad core 4908 was phased out a long ago to cut cost.
Your router is better. IPQ8065 4x4 + 4x4 QCA9984 platform with full 1W output.
Main Cpu a tad weaker. Dual core A7 vs Dual core a53, but shouldn't matter much for real world use.
Wifi 6 is just better SNR (8-9db improvement with wifi 6 client) + 10% QAM improvement at range.
Stuff like OFDMA or MU-MIMO doesn't work when you run old clients that take over an entire radio. Meaning.. unless you're only running newer clients, theres not much benefit (currently)
I have 1 gb down/up internet but the wifi rarely gets over 300 down/up, usually lower and deteriorates quickly at range.
How is the range? My router unfortunately is in the far corner of my home with multiple walls to between it and my Xbox and ps setup. Currently my Xbox gets about 200down and 50up where it is located.
Dang it. That's what I get for reading through the thread rather than pulling the trigger.
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No issues running about two dozen devices connected at a given time:
Running mine as a AP with ERX as router.
What type of security concerns do you have in mind?
Link?
If by multiple streams you are referring to 4K, WiFi 5 is just fine. 4K only takes 25Mpbs. WiFi6 is really if you are running a commercial hotspot (eg an office) when you have dozens and dozens of concurrent high demand devices. Unlikely to hit that in a residential setting. Most households don't need WiFi6; don't fall for manufacturer marketing.
250Mpbs more than satisfies most scenarios unless you need to transfer large files constantly. If your most high demand usage is 4K streaming, you only need 25Mpbs. With a laptop circa 2012, I'm guessing you're not doing 4K.
Is there a router not made in China?
Does the problem exist when if are next to router or plugged into Ethernet? If I had to guess I wouldn't think the problem is with your router. 10 devices shouldn't be much of a load even for older routers.
Does the problem exist when if are next to router or plugged into Ethernet? If I had to guess I wouldn't think the problem is with your router. 10 devices shouldn't be much of a load even for older routers.
Replaces TP-LINK AC1750 which has been stable and performed well for years.
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