Practical upper limit on number of wi-fi devices

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medvyed

2023-01-13 21:26:17

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Practical upper limit on number of wi-fi devices

2023-01-13 21:26:17

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Model: Archer AX73

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Firmware Version: 1.2.1 Build 20220316 rel.35540(5553)

What is the practical upper limit on the number of wi-fi devices that the Archer AX73 (AX5400 Wi-Fi 6 Router) can handle?

I have 32 devices and I keep experiencing the need to reboot my AX73 multiple times per day.

I'm using the AT&T HUMAX BGW320-500 Fiber Gateway for internet service.

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Carl

2023-01-13 21:41:49

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Re:Practical upper limit on number of wi-fi devices

2023-01-13 21:41:49

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Reliable communication per band would be 64 devices. However, performance online would be dependent on the strength of your internet signal and the speed of your connection. If there was a high bandwidth requirement and your are experiencing performance issues try giving the most important device priority and see if that helps resolve the concern.

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