…certification (by late 2025) Not wall-mount-ready Conclusion Despite the innate, albeit manageable, backward compatibility issue of Wi-Fi 7’s MLO feature and the “standard” buggy stage of ASUS hardware…
…Without having to be compatible with any existing clients, NETGEAR can engineer this band proprietarily to deliver extremely long-range with a strong signal. That said, the RBK852, as well as any…
…Considering Wi-Fi 6 is currently in the early state with many backward compatibility issues, having two 5GHz bands, apart from hosting more concurrent clients, translates into some extra advantages. Stuff that…
…BIOS is dated, especially the fan control page Non-overclockers should look elsewhere Lane sharing issues if fully populated Should you buy it? Avoid Consider Shortlist Buy Buy at Amazon for $499…
…A tale of two tri-band routers That said, without fully compatible 6GHz clients, the GT-AXE11000 is, for now, for the most part, a dual-band (2.4GHz + 5GHz) router. But…
If you asked me “Dong, tell me da best router to get, money is not an issue!”, which many of you actually did over the years, the ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AXE16000…
…ASUS notes that since their debut at CES, the ROG XREAL R1 Gaming AR Glasses have undergone "months of meticulous optimization" and are now positioned as a device offering "universal compatibility" with…
…It's not the first time the limited ROG Matrix edition has been in the news due to such issues, but recently, some reports also suggested that the GPU has "quality issues…
…Since NVIDIA keeps neglecting fixing its 16-pin power connector, its board partners are innovating new technologies/parts to mitigate the issue. With countless melted power connector reports, many refrain from buying…
…While it makes sense to skip the refresh of motherboards, seeing MSI taking a step back in producing DDR4-compatible motherboards is a bit surprising. We know that due to higher DDR5…