ASUS has presented today at GamesCom some new OLED monitors with specifications that will delight the most demanding players in terms of image quality, but at the same event, the company has presented what becomes its first WiFi Mesh solution, a solution that comes relatively late, but is safe.
Among its specification sheet we see a bandwidth of 10Gbps, result of its two 5GHz bands with a speed of 4804Mbps each along with a 2.4GHz band with a speed of 574Mbps. In addition, the Rapture GT6 provides a 2.5Gbps wired connection for users who prefer an Ethernet cable, all this with a coverage of up to 5800 square meters.
This enormous coverage is achieved with a total of 9 antennas inside the device -one of them dedicated to detecting the direction of incoming signals-, as well as thanks to ASUS RangeBoost technology, something that comes to this device as part of the mix of ROG features, among which we also find a game acceleration system that will avoid typical network problems that affect our games.
Last but not least, the company’s latest WiFi 6 routers also feature a new high-power 5.9GHz band that, With a bandwidth of 160MHz, it allows you to reserve an exclusive channel to increase the bandwidth or improve the backhaul of these systems.
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Jordi Bercial
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