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I have Gigabit FIOS, so I would want a wifi solution (utilizing AX 2x2 clients and APs) that could deliver that to the end-user.
Bonus if the router has a decent QoS functionality, and multi-WAN.
Probably going to use an Intel AX200 PCI-E client solution.
Edit: It any of the above (*I think all of the 2x2/2x2 AX3000 routers in title use Intel chipset) use a Broadcom (I think TP-Link AX1500 and Asus AX56U both do), that would be a preference, but I've also read that those don't do 160Mhz channels. Would like to use a future fork/version of Tomato, eventually. Newer Asus come with encrypted CFE though, which is a problem for porting 3rd-party firmware.
Bonus if the router has a decent QoS functionality, and multi-WAN.
Probably going to use an Intel AX200 PCI-E client solution.
Edit: It any of the above (*I think all of the 2x2/2x2 AX3000 routers in title use Intel chipset) use a Broadcom (I think TP-Link AX1500 and Asus AX56U both do), that would be a preference, but I've also read that those don't do 160Mhz channels. Would like to use a future fork/version of Tomato, eventually. Newer Asus come with encrypted CFE though, which is a problem for porting 3rd-party firmware.
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