I am planning to buy TP-Link Ax1800, the reasons are many, first it's available, cheaper than other hardware (got a quadcore processor) although wouldn't know which one it is as tp-link documentation doesn't tell. I'm sure there is a way to figure that out.
I did see a few topics before I broach the subject, namely -
as well as -
The reason is if there is a possibility of no support for Ax1800 either now or in the future, then I might go in for Archer 6 3.2 which is also available.
One of the big reasons for thinking about the above is OpenWRT SQM. I am sure there are many more utilities or whatnot that may drag the cpu.
I assumed they were the same, I might have been wrong, it appears to be a Qualcomm device.
So it's supportable, but currently no Qualcomm AX devices are.
Yeah, but it will be 1+ away, and if I remember correctly, the Qualcomm AX software requires at least 512MB of RAM, you might want to make sure the device doesn't ship with less.
it's the ESMT chip on the 3rd photo, I think it's 512MB, but I'm not 100% sure, not familiar with the math used for calculating the capacity, but 32M x 16bit * 8 banks / 8 = 512.