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ReubenFarrelly · 02-25-2023

Actually, to be more accurate, it's all about packets per second and mbit/second and not number of devices 

ReubenFarrelly · 02-25-2023

Even if a device is completely and totally loaded up to the limit, the temperature only will increase slightly. In a desktop environment with large and powerful CPUs this is more of a problem, but on smaller devices this is rarely if even an issue in...

ReubenFarrelly · 02-25-2023

Have you investigated if your Mac Book Pro M2 and Wifi devices (including Nest) all support the 6GHz Wifi band?

ReubenFarrelly · 02-25-2023

No it won't. Number of devices has no bearing on load or temperature.

ReubenFarrelly · 12-09-2021

@Jeran Mixed Mode as the OP was using, means both WPA2 and WPA3 capabilities are advertised out of the Access Point. It means that both WPA2 and WPA3 clients are able to connect to the SSID. Those clients which support WPA3 will use it, those which d...

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