“GT-AX11000 vs. RT-AX88U AX6000 -- I'm considering both routers. I'm not a gamer, so I don't really need the 3rd band that the AX11000 has. Given the extra cost, are there other reasons, though, to go with the AX11000 over the AX6000?”
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Though it is marketed for “gamers”, tri-band routers give you two of the stronger 5GHz bands, and the AX11000 has 8 channels. More devices can connect with no interference against each other, and more bands for better signal strength. The amount of tools in the AX11000 like network mapping to see all devices that are connected, USB connections for network storage and printers, and remote access controls are some of the primary features that led to my purchase.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.There is no real reason unless you want the bleeding edge hardware. All three routers have the same speed of 1.8ghz and all three are quad core. All three have 1GB of ram, and 256 MB of flash.
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