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Thank you Fraser

That's fine then. No that's not true, you're not going to stress the system too much by lowering the percentage lower than 90%.

I've given you Early Access with the latest version being here: https://forum.netduma.com/topic/60946-new-r3-firmware-dumaos-401147/ As above for MAC cloning

MAC address cloning can be found by navigating to Settings > WAN > Advanced > MAC Address Cloning.

Ok thanks

Si..ho incluso il Giappone ... Ok...elimino tutti i server che ho nelle liste... Riprovo e ti faccio sapere☺️

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!

Good for you 😂