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If all devices are connected to the R3 you can utilize Congestion Control for bufferbloat and you can use the Geo-Filter, if you only have 1 device connected to the R3 then just the Geo-Filter will be effective.

I think fine tuning Congestion Control in the way I mentioned would get you a better result, try that out and if not we can try to dive deeper into it

The bufferbloat test isn't the best way to determine values, follow this guide https://support.netduma.com/frequently-asked-questions/legacyfaqs/test-your-ping/ while downloading & start with 95% for Congestion Control (set to Always), check results, decrease by 10%, check, decrease by 10% etc, until you get to a value that is pretty good & then try 5% either side of that value to see if it can be improved. Download & Upload on Congestion Control don't have to be the same value & you may have a better experience with differing values.
Doing the screensharing is more bandwidth intensive, that's why following this guide and instructions is better as you make your network essentially as bad as it could possibly get and then apply settings incrementally to determine what best brings your network as close as possible to its baseline.

There is a cloud update rolling out now that includes support for FC26 so by the end of the week you should notice it being detected

You'd have to have the Unify at the top so it can control the network with it's QoS and then the R3 connected to it for the Geo-Filter aspect. I don't think it's necessary to do so and would be better to use the R3 for both functions 

Ok, I'm understanding, thank,s for contributions!

There has never been a limiter on DumaOS 4 which the R3 launched with right away so no that's not possible. The closest thing to limiting is what you have done by reducing the speed you've told the router you have

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By monitoring the game during the bufferbloat test, you can detect abnormal spikes or packet loss. If such issues occur, continue fine-tuning the settings. The goal of SQM (Smart Queue Management) is to optimize the network, prevent overloading, and maintain consistent latency. Every connection is unique; for instance, my connection has 2G download and 400 Mbps upload speeds. To ensure stability without packet loss, I adjust it to 180 Mbps download and 60-80 Mbps upload. This setup consistently earns me an A+ rating, even during ISP congestion. Throughput is less critical for gaming; latency and stability are the key factors. While other elements may influence performance, the most important ones are within your network, which you can control.
It seems that you want full throughput when you're not gaming, which is achievable through the router settings. Simply select the low latency option, and it should only be activated while gaming, if I recall correctly.

Next drop of Geo Filter.
From tonight I'm back to my old equipment. I appreciate the support from the team here, but it is unsustainable and seems like a joke to buy a product and services that are consistently giving more problems than attributes.
Maybe another time will be a better time to go back to Netduma.
Regards.
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Next drop of Geo Filter.
From tonight I'm back to my old equipment. I appreciate the support from the team here, but it is unsustainable and seems like a joke to buy a product and services that are consistently giving more problems than attributes.
Maybe another time will be a better time to go back to Netduma.
Regards.
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Nothing, it is impossible. It's been quite frustrating to stay active with R3. It works for a while and then problems appear at every turn. It's absurd, something that should relate well to the environment of any video game, doesn't, and problems arise on a very regular basis. If a robust firmware does not appear, the best alternative will be to go back to my previous system, and do without the options (however good they may be) of NETDUMA. It is quite unfeasible to maintain this relationship with your videogames and free time.

I meant enable, it may help, you may still get servers outside your radius but in the meantime it is likely the best option

Thanks for the support.