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Would you mind sharing the script. I would like to try as well

What is your link speed. What link type FTTH?

In addition to be more specific about OpenWRT and cake - it works on whatever router that support OpenWRT. I have Flint 2 because it is capable of shaping traffic at 500-600 mbps. Heck I even had 6 years old Linksys Wrt32x with latest version of OpenWRT installed. It worked well but I had to force 100/100 mbps in order not to kill the CPU lol - I highly recommend to install ‘qosmate’ plugin. Its the best qos i have ever tried. You can literally customize everything. It allow you to choose between HFSC and CAKE. You can customize in what packet to prioritize for specific device ip. You can adjust Overhead MPU, RTT and many more. You can also try different diffserv and check if gaming packets are actually in right category class. - There is also plugin that work like Netduma’s geofilter but unfortunately, it is not as good as Netduma geo. i am not an expert so I cant explain them all

Hey Netduma fellows, Hope you’re all having a great day! I wanted to share the best settings I’ve found for improving my online gaming experience. Now, I’m not sure if the Netduma team will be happy about this because, honestly, none of these settings are related to the Netduma router. I’ve been using Netduma routers for over five years, starting with the R1 model. Sometimes, they performed great; other times, not so much. Over time, I began to question whether using QoS alone was the best approach—until I was introduced to SQM (Smart Queue Management). Some of you might already be familiar with SQM, CAKE, and FQ_CoDel, but let me tell you—SQM is an absolute game-changer when running on high-performance router hardware with OpenWRT. My Solution for Consistent Performance The key to getting good, consistent results (which has helped me maintain a 3+ K/D ratio in every FPS game) was: 1. Using a high-performance router that supports OpenWRT 2. Enabling CAKE as the QoS algorithm Since CAKE requires significant CPU power, I chose the Flint 2 router, which can efficiently shape over 500 Mbps of traffic while running CAKE. The Best Part? Set It and Forget It The only tuning required is adjusting overhead and MPU (Minimum Packet Unit) settings. Other than that, once set up, it just works. That’s all I wanted to share. Hope this helps someone out there struggling with network consistency!

Bruh Why was I writing mexican language. I didn't even speak mexican. Sorry I don't understand

you have to adjust the wan overhead and mpu. they are the key for cake qos. with right values, cake qos rock!

I cannot get pass terms and conditions page since I cannot scroll down to continue. I have been trying to fix the disconnection issue. I have reinstalled the .41 version and perform factory reset. Everything went well until I have to agree and continue on the Terms and Conditions page. nothing I can do to scroll it down. - I have tried using incognito mode - I cant use my phone since I won’t let me connect through wifi.

I cant get it working since i cant connect to wifi with my phone

I am having problem with R3 on firmware 4.0.290 and latest Early Access firmware 4.0.402 (Early Access). I have no problem with R2 Early Access at all. I was playing for about 10-20 minutes and then I was booted out. What should I do to solve this?

I just got disconnection for the first match and first time playing cod bo6 - can't get in the ui - no connection at all - PPPOE ipv6 off. - FW: official latest one that posted in the forums. .290? @Netduma Fraser

Well, I just installed the .290 FW. will see if there is problem. Which I am sure it will be !

I cant believe that I bought a product just to see this. It is as if I have been a tester for netduma R3 the whole time

I have it packed in the box due to various problems (reboot loop, unable to connect to UI) I have seen new firmware from both early access and official. Not sure if they are stable. Please do me an honest review

Just use game booster with route optimizations

I use netduma. but I don't use qos in it because my network isnt congested. But I use exitlag and my gameplay experience is much smoother. I think it is different to router qos. router qos is good for internal congestion management. But it got no point if your network is not congested. Exitlag, however, manage traffic outside. manage route and everything in my ISP. I have been messing around qos and router for many years. I bought 6-7 routers. from low-end to hi-end. nothing different at all. It is all about your route to server.