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Hi what type of QOS is used as in QDiscipline ?

Yep only have London selected

Hi Im trying to use the geofilter on valorant i have set my radius for london servers only but im being connected to USA servers

That’s worked straight away thanks

Yep that is set to Europe

So I’m always in EU but it shows that for some reason not sure why

Nope

No It’s been an intermittent issue, no change has happened on my end .

When connected to the AP Directly to ONT , Im currently on V4.0.645 and Disabling Smartboost doesn’t also work

No so WiFi using a Access Point but for Geo filter I deleted my device and unselected all blocked servers

I only have my ONT connected to Duma R3 , but if I connect using WiFi or mobile hotspot it will work

I have a Issue when trying to launch COD via battle net , disconnects every time , I have geo filter disabled . What can be causing this ?

As in typically even in GPU for Pc most people don’t upgrade every gen unless massive improvements for example 20-30 series had biggest improvement and 30-40 and 50-60 series raw performance isn’t a lot more . obviously time between the router models are longer as we see when the Duma R3 was released vs R2. So when we have a R4 released if the improvement is 10% vs R3 most people wouldn’t see a point to upgrade for whereas if the improvement is a lot higher around 40% or more many people will purchase due to the price to performance also despite being more expensive than. A R3 Hope it makes sense

I believe adding a NPU would bring the biggest performance for the cost vs making any other hardware changes , other things I listed are probably overkill . but it would be worth testing a NPU also unless the next upcoming Model that is released provides a lot more improvement , most people wouldn’t upgrade from a R3 to R4

Yes that’s true but a CPU has cycles to inspect and forward packets etc a NPU has parallel pipelines to process in nano seconds vs microseconds preventing spikes when loaded , also provides advanced security with barely any latency compared to a CPU . if added it will be beneficial but if you guys can’t it’s fine I’m only listing what I thjnk can have a big enough difference

Increased Ram higher speed , quad core higher speed CPU , FPGA based packet processing , Neural processing unit , predictive congestion control , Geo filter improvements that you don’t connect to any servers outside of a ping range etc as it doesn’t totally work despite denying all servers in a region , DNS unbound , Adblock , Latenxy aware routing an hardware acceleration

I believed ive fixed the issue using a raspberry pi 5 running sqm shaping traffic on ingress and egress between my duma R3 and ONT.Before and after

So I have done that but for download my max spikes to 270ms etc potentially shows too much bandwidth is allocated on download but I have lowered it from 90% to 51% in increments of 5 even by 2 still getting these high spikes compared to unloaded baseline. I can’t seem to figure out the issue

ive done this but makes no sense with my results , i used the auto optimiser for a baseline , ive lowered to 51% for download but the max ping on download still is 249 ms . When can we expect the new update with ACC to be rolled out?

What QOS does the R3 use ?

Nope I used to have manual port forwarding but I deleted them as I use UPNP, thanks for that I will try and let you know how it goes. Also when I perform bufferbloat test I have huge spikes on download max ping I can attach picture below . Do you know what can cause this ?

I haven’t changed anything physically and I changed some settings MTU and lowered Transmit and receive buffers to 256 on mu network adapter on my PC but I reverted them back to original settings and still had same issue.

Correct so ONT doesn’t provide WiFi . I can’t connect PC directly to ONT so can’t test that unfortunately.

So I have my ONT directly connected to my DumaR3 WAN . Not sure if it’s Open NAT