ASUS RT-AC66U Dual-Band Wireless-AC1750 Router
On first look, the ASUS AC1750 Gigabit Router looks exactly like ASUS’s Dual-Band 802.11n RT-N66U router which?reviewed a few months ago.? The only difference is that the identification label showing the model number.? The RT-N66U has silver lettering while the AC66U is in gold.? The comparison to the wireless-n RT-N66U is not a bad comparison to be honest. We found it to be one of the fastest Wireless-N routers on the market with GUI that was logical and precise. If the AC1750 RT-AC66U performs like its little brother, this could be the router of choice for anyone looking to step up to gigabit Wi-Fi speeds.
The RT-AC66U is designed around a 600 MHz Broadcom BCM4706 which is the same power plant used in the ASUS RT-N66U wireless-N router. The engineers at Broadcom designed the BCM processor with a 600 MHz MIPS32 784k superscalar CPU that supports high-speed DDR2 and PCIe. While it contains a USB controller to connect it to external devices, it is only USB2.0 port.
All of this internal power is designed to deliver dual-band wireless?capabilities over 2.4GHz and 5GHz while providing Gigabit Ethernet performance. ASUS also includes their ASUS AiClout service with this router which provides a user with remote access, sharing, and syncing with no extra apps or services that you need to purchase. The RT-AC55U (like it’s little brother) also features something called AiRadar which optimizes wireless performance and coverage with the router’s detachable high-powered antennas. ASUS built this router to be the centerpiece in not only your computer network, but your entertainment network as well. With features like AiCloud , AiRadar, and two multi-functional USB ports, this router is all about remote performance and file sharing. Posted From ;?http://www.legitreviews.com/article/2207/1/ Follow Share with Friends | ? | ? |
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