jjuggler tested it at about max 500Mbps. The result is in the Unifi thread, I think. See if I can find it.

Here: https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=90209988

This post has been edited by soonwai: Sep 16 2018, 02:48 PM

so i've tried enabling uPnP because on my xbox it said it's unsuccessful. i've enabled it and choose connection "1". it still says uPnP Unsuccessful and my NAT Type "Strict" please help me thanks.

is there a way to check whether it is running 1gbps connection? recently unifi gave everyone 100mbps to 800mbps

I tested mine but still same speed. use the right cat 6 cables also

can i still get this router from TM?

My router can't work with wired connection ... tried on 2 laptops .. can't detect the internet ... anyone can help me debug and what is potential cause here?
Both laptop the TCPIP settings and dns all put auto ... I manually assign ip also can't detect the internet ...

is this router better than Asus RT-N18U?

Do you know how to link or combine both RGX4400 and Asus RT-N18U together for wireless connection?

RFX wireless signal is not as good as 18U but 18U has only 2.4Ghz....

May I know where can I purchase this RGX4400 router in West Malaysia?

Off topic a bit , I have some Xiaomi phones that totally works perfectly with Innatech routers, even the Adsl models.
My Xiaomi phones turn hot and drains battery terribly on DLink and TpLink. The Dlink even have Realtek chipset just like Innatech uses Realtek but Dlink drains the battery thru wifi terribly.
So far I only have luck with Innatech routers.
I wonder what could be so special about the Innatech. on W3400 maritime model, the DTIM can be set way higher than 255 which most router restrictions at 255.
Is this the factor? Or are there other factors that cause Innatech routers to give my phones excellent wifi battery efficiency while other routers drain it like crazy.