Recent content by FAhentai

No mate, your understanding could be out of date. In fact for many years I had the same idea just like you, until last year I tried WIFI6 stuff. :ROFLMAO: In general, based all those online router reviews I have wathced, wifi 6 80MHZ 1201M can do over 110MB/S if both the router and the wifi...

link speed? In my bedroom, the WIFI Analyzer reasult showed above, AX89X is below 1201M, with both my lap top and desktop, 2401 for mobile, while GT-6 shows 1922/1922 on both my laptop and desktop, 1729/1729 for mobile. 160MB to 180MB is what I am expecting, after all all those routers are...

Okay, I was wrong. It seems like, all those things that I have done above, can only makes WIFI Analyzer APP shows Asus AX89X is working at 160MHZ mode, yet when I test with my laptop, (AX201) and Desktop (AX210), as well as my ROG 5S mobile, non of them is able to get wifi 6 160MHZ speed. I...

It may and may not. In fact, however, it all depends on what kind of wireless you have. Can I know what is the primary router are you using at the moment and the ethernet speed on your computer? How far away they from each other?

I did and you may not even believe the result. In fact even I can not believe the result myself. :ROFLMAO: The router in fact plays a very important roles here. View: https://imgur.com/a/OvCZuZF This is the topology of the network system in my house.My room is on LV1, this is the screen...

Hi everyone, a few weeks ago I did post some thing here regarding Asus's Aimesh problem, Mod moved it to somewhere else, here is the link However, for this post, I will just simply give a solution for the problem. Before we start, I just want let you know that this problem may not happen...

Thank you, but, you know what? With case A, it seems like, the problem has been worked out.....And you can not even believe how I made it. :ROFLMAO: ;) I turned on my wifi on my computer. My router works on WIFI6 160MHZ mode, and my connection speed is 1922M/1922M, I did test this before, with...

No. This test only prove one thing, as I said before, on theory, when you are doing SMB3.0 muti channel, it should work both asymmetrically and symmetrically. Eg, no matter if it is Nas 2X1G to computer 1X2.5G, or Nas 2X1G to computer 2x1G/2.5G or even 10G, as long as the the one side the...

https://ibb.co/HdWR19v Pic https://ibb.co/HdWR19v I don't know why forum can not read this platform, thus I just put the link there. In fact the problem is already been identified. Yet there is no solution.Any way, back to the diagram there, in the case of CASE A, the reading speed (From nas...

It is clear that the problem is not from the NIC. Otherwise there is no way that I when 2 of them are there the speed is fine while just one of them online the reading speed is fine but the writting speed is slow. Btw, believe or not, I get the answer from Synology, guess what they say...

No mate, I never said that. If this kind of MB can be made with Worksation MB price there is still such market. The price between CPU is still high. Look mate, in fact, for this MB, you don't even need to that creazy. You don't even need full PCI-E 5.0 PLX to do the job. Just 28X up link PCI-E...

Come on, I get no intension to mock any one. I get something better to do. Contact Synology? I have already done it. However, I have not too much expectation for them to work out the problem, even they are able to do so they are more likely to ignore the problem, why? They are evil. This...

Sorry mate but you are totally wrong! :ROFLMAO: SMB3.0 gets nothing to do with 802.3ad,aka link aggregation. I have tried this before since both my router and NAS support that. Link aggregation can only do some thing like auto balance, nevertheless, it can not help point to point, single...

1.Of course I did check when I was using 2XUSB 3.0 2.5G NIC on my laptop, and it is clear that 2X NIC get 900Mb/s+ data stream on each NIC and also in that case everything is normal, no matter if it is writting or reading, the overall speed is always = 2X1G speed. The problem only happens when...

You can not just simply do the math like this mate. Synology is a little bit more complex than that. I give you an example, when I was using 2.5G USB NIC on Synology, as long as the files is less than 6G, when I try to write file from my primary computer (All the disk inside my primary computers...