The ASUS RT-BE58U is powered by a quad-core Broadcom BCM6764L chipset running at 2GHz, with 1GB of RAM and 256MB of storage for the firmware and its utilities. This chipset provides a maximum channel bandwidth of 160MHz on the 5GHz band. Unfortunately, this router does not support Wi-Fi on the 6GHz band with a channel bandwidth of 320MHz. However, you do get WPA3 encryption for enhanced security and the Multi-Link Operation MLO feature introduced by the Wi-Fi 7 standard, which allows devices connected to your network to simultaneously send andor receive data on multiple frequency bands and channels.
ASUS RT-BE58U is equipped with a quad-core chipset
In terms of hardware, the ASUS RT-BE58U is well lithuania mobile database equipped and has a lot of ports and features, which I will go into more detail later in this review. For more technical information about this product and its features, visit its official web page: ASUS RT-BE58U .
Setting up and using ASUS RT-BE58U
Setting up the RT-BE58U is similar to all other ASUS routers, using a web browser on your laptop or PC, or a mobile device with the ASUS Router app . The quick setup wizard is available in 25 languages, as is the admin user interface. The setup process involves setting up an admin account and password, entering the details needed to connect to the internet, configuring the Wi-Fi emitted by the router, and setting up a separate wireless network for any Internet of Things IoT devices you may have in your home. Towards the end of the setup wizard, you’ll also need to agree to the privacy terms for using this ASUS router. Finally, a summary of your settings is displayed. Once the internet connection is successfully established, the router checks for firmware updates and installs them if available.