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You only need to set a static IP for the console once, you can also just set NAT to Open in WAN settings or put the console in the DMZ, no need to port forward. Yeah I wouldn't bother with the Auto Setup for Congestion Control, it's not very accurate, much better to fine tune it manually yourself, don't just stick with one percentage as it may not be the best for your connection, that being said, with the way you had it setup it was never triggering as your Traffic Prioritization wasn't getting triggered so either set to Always or ensure your game is actually getting prioritized when playing. Not sure what you mean by "Subnet mask for LAN is correct but not wireless setup, even though the primary and secondary DNS servers are showing up correctly. "

Those pics are how I try to basically convert the wifi into a dedicated gaming line. Probably not the best technique. Edit to add: my wired connection from the router to PS5 is what is being affected only in game.

I had disabled the cloud prioritization bc my Mom was playing something on her phone and for some reason, it seemed to be getting prioritized. I manually add my PS5 and should have a pic on here, as well as how the congestion control was set up.

@Netduma FraserI'll be honest, I'm starting to second guess my router at this point. Of course, this is the first time I haven't gone in and manually assigned a static IP to my PS5, and port forwarded the required ports for Call of Duty Black Ops 7. I didn't think I still needed to. I did notice my nat type shows up with a checked box to make it strict, so I have to uncheck that. When I ran the congestion control setup, dl stayed at 100% and upload only went down to 93 or 98%. I don't know if I have the geo-filter pics or not up there, but I didn't even mess with the geo-filter after seeing my unstable connection, I would shoot one minute and be across the map the next. AdmiMy modem is getting a good signal now. I replaced the cat5e cables with cat7 patch cables. It's down to the following, at least as far as I can tell. 1. Bad LAN port on my PS5, despite network tests showing 515.2 down, 36.5 up. (Later, unexpectedly dropped 06.20mbps up. 2. My router is either broken, or setup improperly. A month now, and at least we have Wi-Fi. Subnet mask for LAN is correct but not wireless setup, even though the primary and secondary DNS servers are showing up correctly. Like I said. huge pain in the arse at this point. I only tried for 15 min before I got too pissed off and admitted defeat for the night.

For 5GHz WiFi change the mode down to the next option, I believe it's 2400Mbps. Change DNS to 1.1.1.1 & 1.0.0.1 I can't see how you've set Congestion Control, could you show that please? I assume Bandwidth Allocation is just default for all devices? Traffic Prioritization you're not prioritizing gaming so enable DumaOS Classified Games and that will help.

@Netduma FraserOn second hand, I can do this beforehand and will do this in one second.

You can do it in game if you like yes but I don't know how much of a difference you'll notice testing it that way

Yep that'll do it, good to hear you figured it out!

Posso settare le percentuali mentre sono in game o devo chiudere sempre il gioco ad ogni correzione?

I did but i forgot to update that I had to turn off the bypass, that's what was ruining it.

Don't rely on Ping Optimizer to do it for you, set your speeds manually and set the Congestion Control percentages manually, we usually suggest starting at 70% and then adjusting from there until you find the percentages that work best for you.

I would still suggest using Congestion Control at a percentage less than 100% - find the best percentage for you, then you can set it to auto if you only want it to apply when you're gaming. Yes some percentages will work better for you, it's all about finding what works best for your connection - there isn't a one size fits all percentage.

I tested so many times with ping optimizer to lower my jitter and it doesn't work, I switched my ethernet to my main router's provider and it's much better than net duma, something is wrong with netduma r3 modem, no way the jitter is sky high, I also have the newer version v4.0.645, I try different stuff but nothing works, any advice? btw i don't even have 237.6 mbps upload speed so i have no clue why it's up there, i only have 1gbps download and 150 mbps upload from my provider.

Quindi pensi sia meglio lasciarlo al 100% o limitarlo leggermente e mettere automatico ? Altra cosa che noto però e quando smanetto sul qos vedo palesemente che in game alcune percentuali vanno meglio di altre confermi ?

Are you able to do it from a PC at all?

Bufferbloat only happens when your all your available bandwidth is being used so while it's good to fine tune QoS to get the best results possible it's unlikely that the results you're seeing now are effecting you unless you're playing when all bandwidth is being used. So do make sure to fine tune and if you have to throttle a lot switch Congestion Control to Auto so it only applies when you're gaming.

Are you getting better performance? And are you getting any errors in the ping adjustment settings in this version?

Get ready for a deluge of pictures

@Netduma FraserOn second hand, I can do this beforehand and will do this in one second.

Si una statistica c'è ad esempio vedo che nel test del bufferbloat il glitter è molto più elevato rispetto al provider ora quello che volevo capire devo forzare il qos per trovare una forma perfetta tipo A+ e risolvere i problemi del gameplay o non c'entra nulla ridurre al minimo il jitter nel test del bufferbloat per il gameplay

If the ping is the same then there isn't anything actionable on the router side that you can do as the statistics show there isn't an issue so the best thing to do would be to force some different servers to see if you can find any that play better as it's more likely on that side. Yes set speeds to 1000/1000

Nel gameplay ho un netto ritardo nei fight e micro lag cosa che bon succede con il provider quindi devo ignorare lo Speed test e. Inserire 1000 dw e 1000 up di default?

Set the speed to 1000/1000 as that's the max given your connection - it needs to be set accurately to perform the best. Okay if the ping is about the same what is the gaming issues you're having exactly? You can ignore the NAT part as you're using the ISP router with the R3 in its DMZ - it seemed like you were connecting the R3 direct to the ONT

Good to hear, thanks for the update!

Altra cosa dove inserisco di preciso il MAC del modem provider nel r3 ?