MSI showcased its first WiFi 6e router at IFA: Radix AXE6600. It’s a so-called “gaming router”, with triple-band WiFi (2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHz), a 2.5Gb/s Ethernet port, four 1Gb/s ports and of course RGB-relief.
RadiX AXE6600 at IFA 2022.
The router should be able to achieve a total speed of 6600 Mbit/s over WiFi alone; So 825 megabytes per second. It has a 1.8GHz Qualcomm quad-core processor and a massive heatsink that should keep everything cool.
The AXE6600 has a feature that MSI calls “AI QoS” (where “QoS” would stand for “quality of service”). With the push of a button (the MSI logo on the router), you can switch between certain presets, such as gaming or streaming mode. This gives a certain priority to Internet traffic, which should be useful for your online gaming experience.
AXE6600 with 6 antennas and RGB lighting.
MSI is not known for its routers, but the AXE6600 isn’t their first model. In 2004 we tested the MSI RG54GS router here: Over WiFi, we achieved throughput speeds of 23.31 Mbit/s. The MSI RG300EX appears to be the latest model sold in the Netherlands, as of 2011.
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