ASUS ROG Rapture GT-BE98 PRO First Quad-Band WiFi 7 Gaming Router supports 320MHz, Dual 10G Port, Triple-level Game Acceleration, Mobile Game Mode, Subscription-Free Security, AiMesh, and VPN features

The ASUS ROG Rapture GT-BE98 PRO is a quad-band Wi-Fi 7 gaming router with 320 MHz 6 GHz channels, multi-link operation, dual 10G ports, and gaming traffic acceleration, suited to competitive gamers and busy homes with Wi-Fi 7 devices and multi-gigabit wired equipment.

Recommended For

• Competitive PC and console gaming households that want to prioritize game traffic while other people stream or download, especially when gaming devices can use the dedicated gaming port or ASUS gaming features.
• Homes with Wi-Fi 7 devices used for high-throughput wireless work—such as transferring large files or accessing a fast local network—particularly when devices are relatively near the router and can use 6 GHz.
• Multi-gig home offices or media setups connecting a 10GbE workstation, NAS, or other wired equipment that can make use of the router’s 10G and 2.5G ports.
• ASUS AiMesh users expanding a compatible network who want a high-capacity node or plan to use one of the 6 GHz bands for wireless backhaul.

Real-World Use Scenarios

• For competitive PC or console gaming, connect the gaming system by Ethernet and use the router’s game-prioritization features to give its traffic preference; this can help manage busy home-network traffic, but it cannot fix latency caused by the ISP or game server.
• In a home with Wi-Fi 7 or Wi-Fi 6E devices, use the 6 GHz bands for fast downloads and large local transfers near the router; older devices cannot take full advantage, and walls or distance can reduce performance.
• For a multi-gig internet plan or a wired home setup with a NAS, switch, and gaming PC, use the multi-gig ports to connect equipment directly; this supports faster wired links when the connected devices and service also support those speeds.
• In a larger or multi-floor home with weak-signal rooms, add a compatible ASUS AiMesh node to extend coverage; a mesh node can bring Wi-Fi closer to those rooms, though placement and the backhaul connection affect results.
• For a household with many connected devices streaming, downloading, and making video calls at once, use the separate Wi-Fi bands and traffic controls to organize network use; actual speeds and responsiveness still depend on the internet connection, device support, and wireless conditions.

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