Can you show me iperf TCP test? I suspect it will be around 200-250Mbps.

What about TCP? Please run TCP tests and post it here.

First off, 133c has very weak CPU. Second - upgrading the license on this old routerboard will cost more than buying new one with better CPU, more RAM and maybe with better wireless card.

Look at the ASUS rt-AC88U. Delivering 1Gbit @ wireless with ease. IPERF, no small talk.

Synthetic test TCP on mikrotik gives more credible results for passing data over wireless links. This is my opinion based on my personal experience. I have seen speeds over 500Mbps when using UDP, but TCP is near 200Mbps - that is big difference. So i expect on this particular link TCP speed test sh...

Test with TCP and post results

Why? what benefit will that give?

TCP test is closer to real life data

Test with TCP and post results

results after 10 days: Routerboards AC 13km distance, 1.2m dish on one side, 60cm on other side - rocketdish. Signal jumping around between -44 to -75. Not very stable troughput overall - 100Mbps TCP simplex. I was trying forcing TX power, data rates, NV2 latency, channel size (20 to 80MHz), swappin...

With CAPSMAN all links with degradated performance about 20%. Disable - all goes normal.

It was like 6 years ago when i asked about linux-type of interface configuration. The problem is every time you change the card, configuration is bound to last one and when you swap or change interface, it is in disabled mode. Mikrotik, do us a favour - keep interface/user config the same even inter...

uldis and normis really dont care about anyone's posts and comments. My remarcs and from people around this board are just FYI. This is not a support, this is just as i said before bug report forum for us. We are lucky that we receive feedback from this people. We are also lucky that OS is Lynux. We...

/interface wireless set wlan1 wireless-protocol=nv2 hw-retries=12

I did back in the days several posts about this issue, but no one from mikrotik ever took it into account. Dont bother even think about it - write your config to a file, and restore one by one.

what exactly are those
ht-channel-width --
ht-guard-interval --
ht-rates --
ht-rxchains --
ht-streams --
ht-txchains --

?