I am looking to replace my APU2 with something that can handle 1 gig with PPPoE. I don't need WiFi as I use separate APs.
I would prefer to keep the power consumption relatively low, for that reason I have been looking at the NanoPi R6S. From what I found, it idles around 2 watts and is 5 watts under load.
However, I haven't found anything to confirm that it would handle 1 gig over PPPoE.
Is it a good choice, or is there something better?
What about the OpenWrt One?
Openwrt One would comfortably handle 1 gig over PPPoE, as does the MT3000, MT2500, MT6000, MR90x.
Alderlake-n n100/ n97?
Oh wow, the MT3000 is so small, and it's mighty! Looks interesting, would be a drop in replacement. Or the MT6000, I could replace a switch and AP with it.
Oh, these look really good. If I find the right one I could replace a 5 port switch with it. This would also future proof for if I want to experiment with segmenting my network.
Cudy TR3000 is the same size, have the same specs, except for flash size.
Cheaper than the MT3000 on some markets.
I recently picked up a TR3000 for half the price of the GL-MT3000.
Definitely a value purchase
Yeah, it's only $50 USD on Amazon with a coupon, compared to the GL-MT3000 which is $80. That's a really good deal. Now I see the GL-MT6000 normally is $159, with a coupon and promotional discount it's only $118. Looks like these are really cheap for the performance.
I might grab both, a TR3000 and MT6000 just to see how they both work for me.