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Wireguard, particularly.
by ncmncm 4y ago
Wireguard, particularly.
- poisonborz 4y agoExcept if you don't have a premium router with high-end CPU you will have minimal bandwith.
- IntelMiner 4y agoDepends what you want to do with it. If you just want a secure SSH tunnel it's perfectly serviceable
- ncmncm 4y agoI get plenty for my needs on an Archer C7.
- ciupicri 4y agoWhat speeds are you getting?
- Denatonium 4y agoYou'd be surprised; I'm pulling 150Mbps on a years-old $40 Edgerouter X (it was on sale when I bought it; it's normally $60) over Wireguard to Mullvad.
- doubled112 4y agoMost residential connections in my area have such abysmal bandwidth it really doesn't matter at home. 1Gbps down but 30 Mbps up seems reasonable. My Mikrotik hEX can max out that 30 Mbps without any trouble.
- InvaderFizz 4y agoI can do over 270Mbps down and 80Mbps up (May be limited by my upload, download is a CPU limitation) on a RBM33G as a client-router. I'm not 100%, but it may actually be 370Mbps down, but I don't want to advertise that number without being sure. I replaced it with a RPi4 as a router-on-a-stick WG gateway. The RPi4 has no problem keeping up with my 500/100 fiber connection. The RBM33G has a pretty weak MTK7621a dual core 800mhz MIPS cpu. I should setup two of them and run some proper benchmarks at some point.