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Unifi Official TM UniFi High Speed Broadband Thread V34, READ 1ST PAGE FOR TURBO SPEED INFO!

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AV_2018
post Aug 21 2018, 11:10 AM

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QUOTE(KaizokuLuffy @ Aug 21 2018, 10:26 AM)
Hey any sifu here please give me some advise. I 'm in final decision making. Choosing Asus router between RT-1300UHP vs RT-AC68U.

My house is a double stores, router is on upstairs currently using that lousy DIR850L (uniFi 30MBps). IPCAM x 4, TVBOX x 1 & Device x 10-12  all connected to 2.4ghz channel. I can only connect to 5ghz when im in upstairs. Any advise ? can my tvbox connect to 5ghz if i use these Asus router ? any different between MU-MIMO and MIMO ?

sorry for many question and very appreciate if anyone can answer my questions . TQVM
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MU-MIMO may improve or make worse your WiFi speeds depending on your router and devices. SNB - MU-MIMO.

QUOTE(stinky @ Aug 21 2018, 10:34 AM)
Im in Condo and will be getting 500mbs, So i planned to buy rt-ac86u...at least 2.4 can go up to 750.
My current asus rt-ac1300hp can go till 300 only for 2.4
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750Mbps is using Broadcom NitroQAM. Your devices have to have a Broadcom chip with NitroQAM and 3 streams to get this speed else your max speed will likely be 300Mbps on 2.4GHz with typical 2 stream devices.

Take note that typically your Wi-Fi actual throughput will be about half the link speed shown on your devices due to overhead and other factors.

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post Aug 21 2018, 11:37 AM

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QUOTE(westlife @ Aug 21 2018, 11:32 AM)
is the TM rewards login using the same credential as TM unifi login portal?
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post Aug 26 2018, 10:38 PM

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QUOTE(sHawTY @ Aug 26 2018, 10:25 PM)
Some laptops can get up to 866Mb/s on 5GHz with 80MHz channel width but the wireless adapter on the laptop itself must be able to support that connection
My work laptop is using Intel Wireless AC 7260 card hence it can fully support 800Mb/s on 5GHz with 80MHz channel width

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Intel Wireless AC 7260 has a max link rate of 867 Mbps. Therefore, the max typical actual throughput that can be expected is 4xx Mbps. Still not enough to get the full speed of Unifi 800Mbps. This applies to most laptops and smartphones made in the past 2 years that has 2x2 streams and link-speed of 867 Mbps. Achieving 800 Mbps on Wi-Fi will not be possible even if a very high-end router is being used unless an add-on high-end Wi-Fi adapter is also used on the laptop/PC with link speed exceeding 1 Gbps by some margin.

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