Router recommendation for Openwrt

[brada4]

mhz to network speed is numerology.

[elbertmai]

Are you referring to this?

@elbertmai

Some are still running on a MT7621 CPU which doesn't even reach 1 GHz.

This was a statement about how old the MT7621 is. I wasn't trying to say that 1 GHz was some magical number that guarantees some performance metric. So I'm not sure what you meant to say with your reply.

[_FailSafe]

@rdlvm

I like the MT6000, although I see that it has some serious problems, especially with Wi-Fi.

What are you basing this statement upon? I gave you honest feedback here that the overall operation of the MT6000 is solid:

GL.iNET Flint 2 (GL-MT6000) discussions

This is probably not the right thread for asking for a comparison between very specific units. Looks like you already got some good info from your topic here: Router recommendation for Openwrt In the interest of speaking to general stability of the MT6000, it's very solid. The OEM bootloader is extremely forgiving and easy to work with. With just a handful of nuances (e.g. GL.iNET Flint 2 (GL-MT6000) discussions - #1214 by _FailSafe), wireless is fast and stable. IMHO, most who are experienci…

If you run the latest stable release on it, you'll be fine. The "serious problems" I assume you're referring to are, as I noted previously, very likely related to those of us who enjoy running snapshot (bleeding edge style) builds. Of course there will be bugs there. It's a risk you have to assume if you like being on the edge. If you want stable, run 23.05.3 and enjoy.

In the end, I don't care if you get an MT6000. It's no skin off my back, frankly. But making statements that the MT6000 has "serious problems", especially with no supporting data or first-hand experience, is misleading, IMHO.