Nv2 in devices with arm architecture

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Best regards, I love the idea of having ac devices with architecture arm with greater processor and memory.

The problem is that I have tried to do point to point with all the new versions both current and release and I can not get it to work correctly in nv2.

In nv2 the ccq is unstable and there is packet loss. In nstreme it works perfectly. I have tested nv2 on a multitude of frequencies, different bandwidths and modes (ac and only n) and there is no way to go well. With the antennas in architecture mipsbe the nv2 protocol without problems with the same options.

Does it happen to someone else? Thank you

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Yes, we have the same problem. Therefore we use only 802.11 with arm devices.

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So they do not think about solving it? There are scenarios where only works correctly using nv2

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Ah.. yes. I just installed 2 x LHG G-5acD in a P2P link.

  • NV2 was terrible
  • 802.11 was better
  • nstream was the best

I had not made the connection with it being the arm chip… but I can certainly say in these devices with arm; nv2 was terrible

Andrew