Two 802.11ac routers with Broadcom chipsets. Indoor test:
80Mhz channel
Radio speed connection 1170Mb
Result: 661Mbps real TCP transmission!!!
I can't wait for new chipsets from Qualcomm
Test was made with NTttcp software with 20 session.1 stream/session or more?
Here it is:can u post the screen capture?
I haven't mentioned about Atheros 3x3. I'm using Broadcom BCM4360 802.11ac cards. RB800 are only for UDP tests through eth ports (as you can see Atheros card is disabled)Czolo, your link mentions Atheros 3x3 MIMO card, but topic is about 802.11ac. Could you clarify what cards you used? As far as I know, 802.11ac chips from Atheros are not available yet.
For now:is it possible to run the test with 20MHz or 40MHz channel?
160Mb/s in 20MHz sounds little better, then 802.11n
Into motherboard from Netgear r6300Where is the card plugged in?
My link was for about 1km. Hardware was Netgear R6300. In 2x2 mode results were worse.hi!
i need more throughput on my exist links
1. link 26km 2*2 (UBNT dishes and rocket m5 AP)
2. link 2.6km now 2*2 i upgrade to 3*3
have questions
you make outdoor test?
how long link?
what router board you use?
or used the original product board? if that how to install os on this board?
3x3 antennas from Poland. Software was really simple, so I don't know how musz noisy it was. Only limitation that was there was channel size. But I'm waiting for new QCA98xx. It should work better.what antennas you used for this link?
how much noisier frequency range?
what parameters achieved?
whether it is a software limitation (possibly ACK)?
Maybe you dont know this software. All tests above were with TCPBy your result seems that 40 MHz 2x2 have same result of a 802.11N
Nice if u can post tcp results too