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Redtulips7 wrote:
It has 2.2Ghz Processor not 1.8Ghz
Where/how do you see that? Netgear does claim 2.2 GHz for the RAX120 - whereas Qualcomm says that the IPQ8074 operates at 2.0 GHz. But here on the RAX200 we face - similar to the RAX80 - a BCM4908, commonly clocked at 1.8 GHz.
Yeah NG claims 2.2 GHz in manual I believe. That means it’s an IPQ8078 and not IPQ8074 (2.0 GHz).
- For the RAX120 I meant.
The RAX200 is definitely a BCM chipset unit with a 1.8 GHz cpu. Seems literally an RAX80 with an extra 5Ghz band plus a 2.5 Gbps Eth port.
avtella wrote:
Yeah NG claims 2.2 GHz in manual I believe. That means it’s an IPQ8078 and not IPQ8074 (2.0 GHz).It has IPQ8074
- RAX120 has a Qualcomm IPQ8078 because NG advertises a 2.2Ghz CPU (has a 1.7 GHz NSS Dua Core). The IPQ8074 is 2.0 GHz with 1.5Ghz NSS Dual Core for packer acceleration, QoS etc. If you are getting info from Wiki Devi then it’s wrong.
The RAX80/RAX200 use a Broadcom made 1.8 GHz CPU with a 800 MHz offload core.
All three use ARM Cortex A53 CPUs.Wikidevi may also have the CPU wrong for the RAX80/RAX200. It could be the BCM49408 which Broadcom classifies as a Cortex B53. A low power, quad-core, 64-bit, ARM v8 compliant CPU running @ 1.8 GHz. I've also read that the chip is supplemented by a 800 MHz network packet co-processor, but no where official.
