1. Set the Wireless Mode to N/AC mixed
2. Set the Channel bandwidth to run at 80MHz



This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jan 2 2020, 08:41 AM

What wireless speed you get when you set the 5GHz channel bandwidth to 80MHz / 160MHz?
(Wireless speed, not Speedtest result, refer to the screenshot below)



Not sure if the USB-AC68 supports 160MHz, you will have to test it on your own

Important Note:
160MHz requires DFS scanning which your devices might not be able to connect for a few minutes after you've applied it. And some older devices won't support 160MHz too
GT-AX11000 is tri-band so you can set the 1st 5GHz to 80MHz and the other 5GHz to 160MHz

TM's responsibility is up to the speed you're getting on Ethernet cable
For wireless, you have to figure out on your own

And yes, TM provides crappy router. You want something better, buy your own
In the meantime, you can change the 5GHz settings inside the TM provided router to 80MHz instead of 20/40/80MHz/Auto

Also, you shouldn't rely on 2.4GHz, no matter what router you use, you won't get anything higher than 100Mb/s on 2.4GHz
You'll be lucky if you even manage to get 100Mb/s on 2.4GHz as most devices is only limited to 72Mb/s / 150Mb/s on 2.4GHz

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jan 2 2020, 03:21 PM

Change to 80MHz then test again & check the wireless speed as well after you change to 80MHz

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jan 2 2020, 03:26 PM

Try je, mana tau

Because you're using a crappy router
Also, you're still using the overcrowded 2.4GHz
Did you change the channel bandwidth to 80MHz & wireless mode to N/AC mixed?

Also, to be frank, the PCE-AX58BT is still using 2x2 stream
I would advise you to wait for something with 4x4 stream like the ASUS PCE-AC88 but wait until there's an AX version so you can get full speed of 4804Mb/s
I don't know why you kept advising people to disable IPv6
For me, IPv6 has been working fine for the past few months
YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, Netflix, Prime Video, iFlix loads very fast without any buffering, all websites loads instantly, all games launcher such as Steam, Origin, Uplay, Battle.net, Rockstar & Epic connects instantly except during the Cloudflare issue which has been fixed by switching to Google DNS for both IPv4 & IPv6

I would suggest you to test IPv6 by yourself because I don't have any issues with it anymore
Yes the past few years UniFi IPv6 has a lot of issues but it's working perfectly now

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jan 3 2020, 12:40 AM

Set your 5GHz to run at 80MHz. Not 20MHz, not 40MHz, not auto, not 20/40/80MHz but instead set it to 80MHz only. Don't ask me how, read the manual of your router
Also, if you can afford to pay UniFi 800Mb/s, you can afford to buy a better router
All stock routers from TM/Maxis/Time is crap

Get at least ASUS RT-AC66U B1
Like you, I'm also using UniFi 800Mb/s. I can get 600Mb/s on ASUS RT-AC68U, RT-AC86U & GT-AC5300. RT-AC66U B1 is basically the same as RT-AC68U so you should be able to get at 600Mb/s on WiFi as well
Below is a screenshot of the Speedtest on WiFi



No
You can only reach 300Mb/s on 2.4GHz if your WiFi receiver is 3x3 & running at 40Mhz

Most devices only supports 2x2 & that limits you to 150Mb/s which translate to actual speed of 90 ~ 100Mb/s

1. If you want full 300Mb/s, you need 5GHz running at 80MHz
2. Dump that WR1043ND. That's a very old router. My suggestion to at least get an ASUS RT-AC66U B1

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Apr 23 2020, 02:31 PM

If the device supports MIMO 2x2 then yes, you can get 600Mb/s on WiFi

What's confusing about that?
The ISP is actually giving you the speed that you subscribed, but only on Ethernet cable. No ISP in the world can give you 100% of the speed that you subscribed on WiFi because that is impossible as it depends on several factors

Let's say the ISP has already configured the best wireless settings for you, when they test on their phone that supports wireless AC 2x2, they can get full 500Mb/s
But the customer is using a cap ayam phone that only supports Wireless N 1x1 that only maxed out at 72Mb/s, is that the ISP fault?
That one you need to figure out yourself
You need to find out which channel is less congested then use that channel

For ASUS routers, you can just use the built-in "Wi-Fi Radar" tool to find out which channel is best for you
Not sure about other brands, you'll have to figure it out by yourself

Here, let me help you:
https://www.google.com

Nope, you just expect people to spoon feed you
Read more, find out what software can be used to detect surrounding channel