Mine was auto too, maybe mine was in on mode. Anyway u just maintain ur settings since your speed no issue.

No problem, let's enjoy 100mbps together.
I just done speedtest, speed still maintain over 100mbps.

ASUS 68U with WIFI can u get more than 100Mbps constantly?

can for both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz, but for 2.4Ghz i need stay near to router lol, if move more than 10meter away to upstairs, about 80+ only i can get

me even near 2.4Ghz cannot reach 100Mbps always 50++ mbps only with 5Ghz able to reach 100Mbps...sigh

Read again, it's payment period.. After bill come out, you have 21 days to settle that. Billing period will be 1 month. Last time, payment period is also 1 month..

with 5ghz, it works the other way too.

at 100mbps, can stream over wifi uhd4k videos with hd audio from yr pc to the tv/box.

i think theoretical limit will be 100mbps or 12.5MBps or a 90gb 2hr video.

as said by many, forget about trying to get 100mbps with 2.4ghz.

even if u get 70, 80, it is not stable.

just go 5ghz, spend a little money for equipment, save all the mucking around.

with that, all is good, not so difficult!

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Jan 4 2018, 09:36 AM

Hows performance of asus usb-ac55 really fast ? Thinking of getting this or Tplink ARCHER T9UH but must be stable and fast for 5Ghz..

This post has been edited by christina1: Jan 4 2018, 09:46 AM

shucks!!

still no outcome from my report to MCMC about 50mb at RM200+

it's good - fast, stable, max all the time... so far.

note this one does not have a cradle, i.e. it's just a short stick w/o cable or external antenna.

very neat. if the usb port of yr pc is not in the best "open" position for wifi, just use a usb extension cable to place it in a diff position.

it's more expensive than others but i wanted it to go with the asus router.

I gave the source in the same post.......

So the drawback is signal strength but improved speed? I'm using UniFi 10Mbps only so I don't need high speed but wireless strength and stability.

Guys, try TP-Link Archer C9... for a 1yr+ router and at 5G, it does not fail to deliver >100mbps, and priced around RM500+ nowadays... and no slowdown issue with "NAT boost" enabled...

This post has been edited by brianklc: Jan 4 2018, 11:20 AM

My recent home Unifi installation came with an Alcatel fibre modem installed in my store room. During my home renovation, I have wired 2 cat5e connections to the the living hall downstairs and the family hall upstairs. Currently, I have a TP-Link router installed in the downstairs living hall, connected to the modem via the cat5e cable I put in during renovation to provide Wifi coverage to the whole house. Is it possible to connect another Wifi router in my upstairs family hall to the modem to provide better Wifi coverage upstairs?

Tips on how to accomplish this is much appreciated. Thank you.

Just channel interference bro, not signal strength. But, if you are only using Unifi Lite, you don’t have to change your 2.4GHz to 40MHz.

C9 is good, but a bit dated already. I would top up another RM200, and get the C3150 v2.

You just need to get an access point, or AP. You don’t have to get another router.

Call 100 and get the RM189 100mbps package... wahahaha

Waiting for an impending doom?

I have one of that as well.

I'm afraid not. You can't connect an AP (eg: a wifi router configured as an AP) to the modem. Additional APs need to be connected to the router. If you move your TPLink router to the store room then you can use the 2 network points for additional APs, switches, etc... Are you using HyppTV? If you are then you'll need to allocate one cable to it.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Jan 4 2018, 11:46 AM

Sorry. It was my mistake. My attention goes to the files you mention. forget about the forum link you've pasted there.

TM finally responded and called..

refuse to give me RM 189 stating it's a 2 years contract pricing which after will cost RM 300++

Thanks for the tip. I happen to have a spare router (left over from terminating my Sg internet contract). I take it that if I just plug it into the 2nd modem port without further configuration work, this will not work? Relocating the TP-Link router as an option sounds good. If no other better option, I may just give it a try and hope that the coverage downstairs is not impacted too greatly.

Once again, thank you very much.