Jun 11 2018, 10:43 PM
QUOTE(missysleepy @ Jun 11 2018, 10:32 PM)
actually when they visited me , their technician also claimed that my asus 56 nu is faster than the tplink.
at first, i told them i will listen to their suggestion to use back my asus. then for about half an hour , they couldn't connect the right speed on my asus router to get the 100mbps. they finally gave up and try using tplink, it works and achieved the desired data plan. so im satisfied and signed them off.
The problem only began after few days when i started to maximize the usage by watching movies. now i regretted to let them off like that not knowing that the router is crappy.
i still think it's their fault not able to fulfill their services precisely. i will try to talk to them again and rectify this problem. Otherwise, i don't see much different in the speed from 50 to 100 right?
Not much difference, and reaching 100Mbps is usually only achievable if you are on 5GHz, AC. So, if you are on 2.4GHz, i5 will be hard to reach the full 100Mbps. Up to you. If I were you, I would get the Asus RT-AC1300UHP, but it’s your choice. Good luck.at first, i told them i will listen to their suggestion to use back my asus. then for about half an hour , they couldn't connect the right speed on my asus router to get the 100mbps. they finally gave up and try using tplink, it works and achieved the desired data plan. so im satisfied and signed them off.
The problem only began after few days when i started to maximize the usage by watching movies. now i regretted to let them off like that not knowing that the router is crappy.
i still think it's their fault not able to fulfill their services precisely. i will try to talk to them again and rectify this problem. Otherwise, i don't see much different in the speed from 50 to 100 right?
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