What's your router model?

Thanks

TPLINK MAXIS ADSL ARCHER C5v

Have you test on LAN Cable connection?
Can get server via LAN Cable? Before getting a new own router. Check LAN Cable connection first.

Thanks.

I have download speed test in tvbox & have check when feel speed slow. Sometime can't get server thru LAN.

Just a while only suddenly WiFi disconnect again. 😭

This post has been edited by petlu28: Jan 30 2021, 09:46 PM

Yup, FEM is the keyword here but that's not the full story. Some manufacturers with better R&D capability will develop their own RF circuitry rather than relying on a FEM combo solution.

Hi guys!
Just got deco m4 from tm. Which setup do you guys recommend? Make the m4 into router or set it as ap and connect it with rg4332 router?

Do the direct connection if possible, it will provide the best possible performance without bottleneck.

Hello, the technician changed to a new router also having issues.

Got extra router or LAN Cable to try? Or you can ask your neighbor using Maxis.

I would like to recommend you to set as router as speed might be slower with AP mode.
Can refer to blacktubi advice above.

Thanks.

This post has been edited by FusionXY: Jan 30 2021, 09:58 PM

Home don't have any extra router & neighbour using data not home fiber.

[quote=FusionXY,Jan 30 2021, 09:58 PM]
Hello, the technician changed to a new router also having issues.

Got extra router or LAN Cable to try? Or you can ask your neighbor using Maxis.

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Good day people, I'm looking to upgrade/improve my network setup at home. I'm subscribed to Unifi living in a double story terrace with my unifi black cylinder router placed downstairs near the TV and my main PC with onboard wifi 6 setup at the upper floor in one of the smaller rooms. I'm pretty new to all this home network thing and just recently doing research and found out about wifi 6.

Any advice on how I should setup my home network? Do I need a mesh for upstairs? The current router that got my attention right now are the Asus tuf ax3000 and asus rt ax86u ax5700(are this overkill router)

I realised that my download speed is slower than upload. Is that normal?

That old D-Link router can barely cover a single floor. The Asus routers you mention should be great.

The thick walls (if any) would only be between different units. Within your own unit the walls should be the normal thickness.

Yup, some cases that single router cannot cover in the rooms.

Mesh is the only solution.

I'm assuming that's your 2.4Ghz wifi speed ....

Chances are you are suffering from a combination of weak signal (not apparent from just looking at the wifi bars on your device) / channel congestion, or both

Without knowing your Unifi speed, if you want ultimate performance then the ax86u is definitely a good choice, even better if you pair it with another cheap Asus ax router in a mesh setup

This post has been edited by laksamana: Jan 31 2021, 03:02 PM

The package that I subscribed to is 500mbps. So does that mean I'm not getting the speed that I'm paying for. OMG, I have been blindly paying TM

This post has been edited by JuzJoe: Jan 31 2021, 04:55 PM

You are getting what you pay for, provided your devices are set up right ...

If you connect a laptop / PC with a LAN cable directly to your router, you will get the full speed for downloads

The thing is not many wireless devices are capable of reaching that maximum speed

Unless all your gadgets are AX enabled, and are located around 10 feet from the router with a perfect signal, then maybe you will hit the max speed

The importance of a good router / mesh setup is for multiple wireless devices to handle all sorts of streams simultaneously without interruption, not just 1 device achieving maximum throughput

I guess I will have to start by changing the router to wifi 6 first, then get a mesh set up if I see that the signal is not strong enough (heard that wifi 6 has better signal range compared to ac).

Am i correct to say that with a mesh setup, I will be able to achieve the optimal speed? Or is that impossible due to natural limitations of wifi?



This post has been edited by JuzJoe: Jan 31 2021, 05:28 PM

I'm on Asus routers, so can only speak about those

The high end AX ones def have good signal power

With mesh, you will optimize your wifi, but achieving maximum speed depends on many factors for wifi