ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AXE16000 In-Depth Review - Worth Buying This Quad-Band WiFi 6E Gaming Router?

[@jayceooi]

Buy Asus ROG Rapture GT-AXE16000 WiFi 6E Quad-Band Gaming Router at Amazon @ amzn.to/3jwTVNU Lazada @ bit.ly/3YZ2D82 Shopee @ shope.ee/7KOA69syxc 0:00 Introduction 1:12 Hardware Tour 2:47 Included Accessories 3:22 ROG ASUSWRT UI 5:48 Advanced Settings 7:28 Benchmarks - WiFi 6 @ 5GHz & 2.4GHz 9:08 AiMesh Performance 9:33 WiFi 6E vs WiFi 6 5GHz 10:00 USB 3.0 HDD Performance 10:21 2.0 GHz Quad-Core CPU Performance 10:39 Quad-Band Benefit 11:12 Conclusion

[@j0k3rm1]

I can't believe i looked up at least 20 "reviews", and none did a proper review targeting all it's capabilities. For example the one i'm most interested in (and reason to buy this for me), is to see how it handles 10Gb connections. As i want to use the 2 x 10Gb ports, and use one as a WAN for my 10GB ISP and one for my PC that also has a 10GB network adapter, and nobody even touched the 10Gb ports

[@jayceooi]

Sadly, not everyone has 10G connection yet including me. No worries, you will get full 10G LAN connection like 1G. It's cable after all. Nothing special...

[@j0k3rm1]

@@jayceooi Hi there and thanks for the reply, however i'm sure the cable can handle it, what i want to know is if it's CPU chokes and doesn't let me land the 10Gb speeds or is it enough to handle those speeds

[@jayceooi]

@@j0k3rm1 CPU is the least thing you need to worry.

[@naapsuvaimne740]

i will get this router

[@handcannon9814]

Hi sir is there any significant speed performance by using this expensive router?

[@jayceooi]

This is depending on what you compare to...

[@SuperUnknownKIDS]

It always depends on your carrier speeds I soon plan on updating to at least one gig but I have 300 mbps (I know it's slow) but on all my devices I get 300 flat across all of the devices, I feel like my devices don't fight for any bandwidth between each other anymore. And to add on top of that I have a bunch of home devices and I soon plan to add more as well. I have at least 25 devices connected when my family is home and I still feel no drop to it my parents surf socials me and my brother are gamers, and my sister has a laptop, iPad pro and her phone and I literally have no complaints about this router.

[@Placesandspaces35]

Speed is a relative thing regarding routers. So if you ISP speed maxes out at 200 mbps download and 200 mbps upload then this router cannot exceed that because that is the max your internet provider allows. If you have those same speeds and aren’t getting that from your current router than this router definitely could help. It has four different bands that your devices can use so that can eliminate congestion issues via wifi. I own two of these routers and my speed is 1400 mbps download on one and 350 download on the other (i have two differences internet service providers) and i max out both connections regarding speed. Also be aware of your ping time. You can have super fast speed but a high ping time which is still a terrible experience streaming and gaming. My ping usually is around 20 or less which is pretty good for not having a fiber connection.