With nothing being able to take advantage of the increased performance of the Quantenna chipset, it does make this router feel a bit premature at this time. Unfortunately, the single downfall of the RT-AC87U is the lack of client applications at this moment. If we focus over to 5GHz results, the RT-87U did manage to take the top spot in 80MHz testing coming in at 457 Mbps - this bodes well for the Quantenna's QSR1000, as it indicates the chipset is capable of producing better connectivity and wireless throughput than the Broadcom solutions we have tested previously. In LAN to LAN tests, we found it coming in at 941 Mbps, performing similar to most routers on the market, and switching over to wireless throughput, the 87U almost took the top spot in 2.4GHz 40MHz at 241 Mbps. The router as tested today without availability of a 4x4 Wave 2 client solution, did perform quite well with our standard AC1900 test system. hello, was just wondering if anyone got the same problem than me, being unable to run nor install the utility for the card can't find support cd and now. The build quality feels quite good, all the plastics are secure, and adding to that, the router does have a good amount of weight to it. In fact, I would put it right next to the WRT1900AC that I use in my home network. The ASUS RT-87U aesthetically is one of the most elegant routers I have seen in quite a while.
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