Warzone settings

[Derek2626]

The only way to get quality games in Warzone is to throttle the bandwidth down to your game console....qos >limit the upload and download to 2mb each and uncheck share excess....world of difference playing on my Xbox like this....netduma needs a feature where you can limit bandwidth to devices and not affect your other devices, when you uncheck share excess everything else suffers.

[Netduma Fraser]

That has been suggested before so it is likely you'll see something like this in the future.

[Derek2626]

Haha, I was the one who suggested it....still waiting on that bump up the list for 3.0 btw!  
 

thanks 

[Bert]

To be honest I never felt like that did anything. I use no QoS and full bandwidth, just traffic prioritization. 

 

There is a way around this though. Get the cheapest manageable switch you can find that allows you to set port rates and use that between your Xbox and the router. For example Netgear GS305E, about $25 on Amazon, 5 port switch, managable and has port rate limiting.  

[Infoseye]

11 hours ago, Derek2626 said:

The only way to get quality games in Warzone is to throttle the bandwidth down to your game console....qos >limit the upload and download to 2mb each and uncheck share excess....world of difference playing on my Xbox like this....netduma needs a feature where you can limit bandwidth to devices and not affect your other devices, when you uncheck share excess everything else suffers.

Sadly this is the only way to have a good experience MW.

[MassaDebata85]

Id have to agree.  i have tried everything and this is the only thing thay has worked..closest servers none of thay works.  i dont even use geofilter because theres no difference..but when i throttle my hit detection is way better..it also seems like port forwarding and turning upnp off works better but i dunno if that even matters 

[Rene95]

Bought a GS305E for Cod:Mw too.

How did you set up your switch?

[Rene95]

On 7/30/2020 at 10:02 AM, Bert said:

To be honest I never felt like that did anything. I use no QoS and full bandwidth, just traffic prioritization. 

 

There is a way around this though. Get the cheapest manageable switch you can find that allows you to set port rates and use that between your Xbox and the router. For example Netgear GS305E, about $25 on Amazon, 5 port switch, managable and has port rate limiting.  

can you explain how to configurate?

[Ameryjr]

On 7/29/2020 at 3:50 PM, Derek2626 said:

The only way to get quality games in Warzone is to throttle the bandwidth down to your game console....qos >limit the upload and download to 2mb each and uncheck share excess....world of difference playing on my Xbox like this....netduma needs a feature where you can limit bandwidth to devices and not affect your other devices, when you uncheck share excess everything else suffers.

This apply to all consoles? Or just xbox👀

[oRaGaMi]

was this ever implemented?

On 7/29/2020 at 6:06 PM, Netduma Fraser said:

That has been suggested before so it is likely you'll see something like this in the future.

[Netduma Fraser]

10 minutes ago, oRaGaMi said:

was this ever implemented?

Not yet but I brought this up in a meeting last week so it's still on our radar and we'll look into getting that done soon hopefully