Get Help Fast. Product Registration. Customer Service Email Us Find service locations. Nov 17, 2014  I think this is kinda a hard one but I'll ask anyway. I have a ASUS RT-N66U router and it has 2 usb ports on it to plug in a printer or other various things.

Hey Folks, I thought I'd try my hand at doing a home user review for the new Asus RT-AC66U wireless router - it's my first review of this kind, so apologies in advance if I've gone on too much Asus RT-AC66U Home User Review I use an Asus RT-N66U wireless router in my home network, and recently got the new RT-AC66U wireless router to try out. My current network is reasonably sized and has a mix of wireless and wired clients numbering around 30 devices which use ‘b’, ‘g’ or ‘n’. Harvest Moon Game Hp Free Download For Android Games. It’s an ADSL internet connection handled by a Netgear DG834G set to modem mode, which connects to the router via the WAN port.

I’ve been using the RT-N66U for around 4 months now, and despite some initial problems with the firmware, it performs pretty well on our home network. Looking at the new AC version, it does the same as the older router, with a few notable additions: • Multiple HD streaming over wireless. • High speed 1.3Gbps + 450 Mbps (Asus quotes 3 x faster than 802.11n) • AiCloud for accessing your files on the go (using a new App on Google Play and iTunes). This is a 5th gen dual-band Wi-Fi router, and its quoted speed can reach 1.75Gbps, utilising the Broadcom 802.11ac Wi-Fi controller and by working in both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequency ranges simultaneously. The 5GHz band supports up to 1.3Gbps, exceeding current Gigabit wired transmission speeds and is 3X faster than 802.11n. The router should offer good multi-tasking & very fast streaming – it also uses Asus’s AiRadar which is meant to intelligently strengthen wireless connections to connected devices which should offer better performance. A little bit about the AC standard IEEE 802.11ac is a wireless networking standard of 802.11, which is currently under development, providing high-throughput wireless local area networks on the 5 GHz band.

Standard finalisation is anticipated in late 2012, with final 802.11 Working Group approval in late 2013. In theory this specification will enable multi-station WLAN throughput of at least 1 gigabit per second and a maximum single link throughput of at least 500 megabits per second (500 Mbit/s) – thanks WiKi!

Coser Y Cantar Dolores Prida Pdf Printer. Unfortunately I don’t have any ‘ac’ kit, so won’t be able to test this function, although there are other reviews out there where people have connected two of these routers together wirelessly to test it out. What’s in the box • The router itself – same size and looks pretty much identical to the RT-N66U (although the Asus logo is gold). • 3 x wireless antennas. • Cat5E Ethernet cable. • Power adapter. • Vertical stand.

• Quick start guide. • Utilities CD. Packaging itself is smaller than the RT-N66U, and highlights that this router is running the AC standard and can provide multiple HD streaming over wireless.

It also shows support for Windows 7 and Mac OSX. Initial Set-Up Initial set-up was pretty painless, and was just a case of connecting the WAN port to my modem and one of the Ethernet ports to my laptop (I decided to complete initial set-up this way rather than connect immediately to my home network). The Asus website for this router has a video showing how quick set-up can be, and it’s not far off, with the router being connected to the internet and running in around 30 seconds. However, as I use Mac’s mainly in my house the first thing that I found was that the install CD supplied doesn’t support OSX at all, so I had to revert to web access using Safari.