Ethernet cable has become faster along with better speeds over the years with constant improvements. This includes how the wires are wrapped and shielded to reduce errors, cross talk, block outside interference, and more. Ethernet cable is rated by a category number called Cat, with all newer versions being backward compatible. The higher the Cat… Read More: What is the Best Ethernet Cable for Gaming or Streaming? »
WiFi-6, also called 802.11ax, is the newest WiFi protocol introduced with new routers that have fast hardware. New routers that have the new WiFi-6 built-in are now available with many improvements over previous WiFi versions. Improvements include up to 4X faster data rates, increased capacity, better performance in dense environments, Improved power efficiency, and better… Read More: Our Picks for Best WiFi-6 802.11ax Wireless Routers »
Wireless access points are the main way to add WiFi access to large areas for multiple devices. They can be set up in a home with a bad WiFi signal or in large areas such as a backyard or warehouse. WiFi access points come with different hardware ranging from high-end units with fast CPUs to… Read More: Our Picks for Best 802.11AX WiFi 6 Access Points »
Routers widely use the 5GHz band to help relieve the congestion found in the 2.4GHz range. The problem with the 5GHz range is that it does not transmit a signal as far as the old 2.4GHz band. 2.4GHz vs. 5GHz As stated above, a signal in the 2.4GHz range can travel farther than a signal… Read More: How To Increase and Boost a 5GHz WiFi Router Range »
Asus routers are very popular and widely used for connecting multiple devices to the internet and WiFi. A new router will need to go through a quick setup for WiFi, and to connect to the modem. The modem is what an internet service provider gives customers and is separate from the router. Modems can vary… Read More: How to Setup an ASUS WiFi Router »