I have been trying for a few days to get an Asus AX53U to run on a Telekom Modem 2 fiber optic modem.
The booked tariff should bring 500mbit.
I have tested:
Openwrt 22.03.5, 23.05.2 and also the last 2 snapshots.
I have set up everything according to the following instructions:
The connection was there immediately.
However, I have the following speeds:
5ghz Wifi: 190mbit
2.4ghz: 100mbit
Lan cable: 100mbit (all ports).
The Telekom fiber optic connection is new, as is the modem.
I have tested the software/hardware flow offloading and nothing has changed in terms of speed.
I am not an expert, just know a few basics about Openwrt.
Would be great if someone could help me to get some more speed
So from LAN port 1,2,3 router to laptop.
But I have now seen that it was a CAT5 cable that I used. With Cat5e I have 500mbit full.
Sorry for this.
Speedtest I do on Speedtest.net.
But as soon as I use wifi the speeds are significantly worse.
Signal quality and client configuration and location also greatly matter. You can expect around 500 Mbps with a regular 802.11ax client (2T2R), I'm hitting around 600 Mbps but that's close to the access point.
and post a screenshot (the screenshot contains your approximate location and current IP address, so make sure to redact those if you consider these sensitive).
Also please read:
While I think that ~200Mbps is a bit low for WiFi on that device, I believe the AX53U is MIPS based and hence in no way suitable for saturating a 500 Mbps link. (No need to change the router, if you can accept a lower download rate, or you could switch to the cheaper 250/50 tarif once your current contract is over).
Measured throughput of reported link rate? IIRC on WiFi achievable throughput often is in the range of 2/3 of reported link speed...
Oh, I was only trying to inquire what you were measuring/reporting exactly. I have no idea/opinion on what the mediatek WiFi is capable off.
Sorry if this sounded like me questioning the validity of your numbers.