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I’ve updated and done a factory reset. Cpu still seems to be going high.
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80/20. I could get g.fast at the address also but obviously didn’t pay the extra for that
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It hasn’t helped. On overwatch currently, both cores are mainly jumping to 50%. It is sometimes jumping to 100% too.
Im not sure that I’m seeing any performance issues though.
Its just I don’t know why it goes to 100% like that
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I’ve updated and done a factory reset. Cpu still seems to be going high.
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I’m aware Asus struggled the fix this router and was unable to bring features that they said they would.
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I didn’t factory reset. I just changed to ethernet wan. Wan connection type automatic IP.
I did try setting up QoS although I don’t think this router has many options to do this properly. I turned it off again but the CPU usage is the same.
I do use a dynamic DNS although I don’t think this is the cause either.
I will try resetting it tomorrow
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I was with post office/shell before. I didn’t look at cpu usage before.
Cpu can regularly go up to 80% or even 100%. Most of the time it looks like 1 core at a time doing this. But looking at the graph there does seem to be high cpu usage on both cores also
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I’ve recently moved home and now using virgin with my DSL ac88u. I am noticing high cpu usage and wondering if it’s normal.
I do gaming and have been noticing occasional ping spikes. I have checked and there is no other routers on the WiFi channel. I know ethernet it’s best but it’s not an option.
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