Thanks

double post

This post has been edited by abcn1n: Apr 3 2019, 01:16 PM

any recommendations for PCIE wifi adapter? Archer T9E still good? or is Archer T9UH reliable even though it's USB? have bad experience with cheaper TP-link USB adapters.

What do you expect for the price? You get what you pay for

See here for a review of all TP-Link adapters (not the cheap kind!): https://www.blacktubi.com/review/tp-link-wifi-adapter/

of course. but PCIE should be better than USB imo, just wonder why there aren't any recommended on the front page, only USB models.

@OOKAS thanks.

This post has been edited by svfn: Apr 4 2019, 02:04 PM

Skip all models, they don't even come close to this.

The best PCIE WiFi Adapter is ASUS PCE-AC58BT now. It comes with the latest Intel 9260 chipset with really good signal sensitivity.

I reviewed it here.

This post has been edited by blacktubi: Apr 4 2019, 02:17 PM

thanks, will see your review.

After turbo-upgraded the modem+router what u guys do with the Dlink DIR615 or keep it as a spare backup?

Doubt you can sell it as well. Even my old DIR-850L is collecting dust just in case the current router fails.

I am trying to configure DIR615(firmware7.19) as a wireless repeater but the video I got from google is on DIR615( firmware 20.07) with different interface. Now stuck dont know what to do.

stock firmware sucks.

if your router has flash memory and the model is supported, try to flash custom firmware such as DD-WRT to bring out the best in your router.

Unless it's a Mikrotik or maybe a Ubiquiti then stock firmware rocks.

Shopee is selling TP-Link Archer A9 now, any review for this router?
Planning to upgrade my ori wifi router from maxis fibre

Thanks in advance

Good stuff. Much better than A7.

QCA9984 is known for really good 5Ghz performance.

Is archer A9 same with C9 ?
The design is totally different, but what about specs and performance ?

Could be your pc/laptop. Are you using chrome? Try using Firefox browser when doing testing.

My PC have GIGABYTE LAN, I have try both Chrome and Firefox, same result

Hi, did you disable AV and FW?

Thanks.

I've seen plenty of PCs/laptop that have GIGABYTE LAN that can't get full speed, even seemingly newer ones. I always assumed that it's hardware bottleneck. But as someone said above, could also be anti virus slowing things down.

You could always make a report to them to send someone over to check. Bear in mind there's a Rm53.00 fee unless really your line got problems, like for example the signal is low. But then you would face far more problems like frequent d/c and what not.

Hi, basically both are AC1900 router, just Archer C9 is using a bit dated chipset which not support MU-MIMO, now A9 with new chipset.