Chadster766, what do you have on the network when testing? because what i find is that it has to do with devices and quantities on the network. So basically you can test with a few devices and get those results but what i am doing is real world load, 34 devices, different types, different usage, streaming, web browsing, ftp uploading etc..my point is when i set the 5Ghz to N only, I still get dropouts on both 5ghz and 2.4ghz no matter what configuration i set it to. And i have set them all. My point.. there is more than just an AC issue here and if thats what link sys is feeding us, then well, what do you think? they haven't fixed it yet right? then whats the hold up if they narrowed it down? anyway what took them so long to figure this out? was it your tests that helped them? you see what i am getting at? its not just AC issue here. Sorry man but i am really frustrated that this is so long an issue actually several issues now. And to get new users who post their same issues hope that some magic configuration might fix it when we have all been here for over 8 weeks reporting that nothing has changed? Sorry about the rant but this is the most expensive router on the market for home use and it cannot keep a stable connection for 5 or 35 devices.
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