Do you have bufferbloat?
>>107589299i am smarter than any AI slop smart queue management (SQM) sytem
No.Also, this thing introduces additional latency overhead proportional to traffic so unless you got idiots downloading shit via BitTorrent, leave it.
>>107589327What does AI have to do with SQM?
>>107589331>thing introduces additional latency overhead proportional to trafficProof? Unless you actually mean the factions of ms processing takes.
>>107589344>smart
Why not have QOS on your router? That would be the correct way to do it.
>>107589386Different things.
>>107589299I just throttle large downloads to about 75% of my internet’s speed. Seems to be enough to avoid issues.
My base latency is so high that any queue management is pointless.This is in a medium city in England. Between the hours 20-22 the speed drops to 2-3 Mbit/s unless I lock the modem to a specific band on a specific tower which primarily serves an area with office buildings, pic related.On the closest tower, the latencies often exceed 100ms under moderate load and 250ms under heavy load.
>>107589402But... the result is you can prioritize certain traffic. So that is the same.Why would you complicate something that's already done for you? Many ordinary routers have this now, OpenWRT or whatever too of course.
>>107589641Still, two different things. Doing different things with different goals. You can have both at the same time.https://www.reddit.com/r/techsupport/comments/134efkw/is_qos_the_same_as_sqm/
>EA6350v3 on 500/500 fiberDownload is bloat free but upload has a little. Can't do anything about it without getting a new router since enabling sqm in openwrt cuts my speed to 150/150.
>>107589930Sounds like a CPU bottleneck, yeah.
>>107589299https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat
>>107589352i think he means it slows down your speed if you use sqm, which it doesi don't game and sqm takes a lot of trial and error to fine tune it so i just left it off for max throughput
>>107589965Yeah, but you can fine tune it to take only like 5Mbps off the top of your max bandwidth and still get all the benefits. Really bad bufferbloat actually become very noticeable even outside of gaming when you're stressing your connection.
>>107589965That's slowdown not latency tho
>>107589327this nigga sortin packets by hand
>>107589668Uhh pretty sure when you configure leaky bucket on a router device it's usually under qos, same for dscp. It's just how IT wanna call it.
>>107589614>medium city in England>towerIs this 4G/5G or fixed wireless? Either way, is it really your only option? No openreach/virgin/altnet FTTP, no virgin HFC, no decent VDSL?
