ASUS released the ROG Rapture GT6 router overseas in August this year and plans to sell it in North America in Q4. This is its first ROG Mesh WiFi system optimized for gamers.
In terms of appearance, this router has a unique shape, and there is a ROG logo on the front that supports Aura RGB lighting effects, and it is available in black and white. In addition, it has hollow cooling holes on the fuselage, and the tempered glass on the top is transparent, and the internal antenna can be vaguely seen.
Speaking of antennas, this router has nine built-in antennas instead of the usual eight, because the extra one is a smart antenna, which is used to detect the effect of the backhaul signal connection, so as to optimize and improve signal coverage and reduce WiFi signal blind spot.
This router can provide a wireless rate of 10,000 Mbps, which is slightly lower than the 11,000 Mbps of the new generation Octopus. The machine consists of two 5 GHz frequency bands of 4804 Mbps and one 2.4 GHz frequency band of 574 Mbps, supports 160 MHz bandwidth, is equipped with a 1.7GHz processor, and the memory and flash memory capacity has not been disclosed.
According to reports, this router supports ASUS RangeBoost Plus technology, can cover an area of up to 5800 square feet (538 square meters), and supports multiple mesh routing system AiMesh networking, just three simple steps to complete the setup on ASUS Router Expand the network.
In addition, this Mesh router provides a 2.5 Gbps WAN port, as well as a 1Gbps LAN port and a dedicated gaming LAN port, and it also provides a USB 3.0 interface, and also supports three levels of game acceleration to prevent jitter, Reduce delay, reduce packet loss rate, reduce ping value, and optimize Ping deviation.
