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Just received an XR1000 and noticed my upload speed on the benchmark test underload is 53-56ms no matter what i do.  Change QoS settings etc, there is something going on with the benchmark test itself, is any one else running into this situation?

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You need to use Always for Congestion Control, then I would suggest start at 90% for both download/upload, doing a benchmark test, then lowering by 10%, test, rinse repeat until you find a percentage that lowers Ping Under Load as much as possible.

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I apologize I should have been more specific when I was referring to qos settings etc. it doesn’t matter what you set the congestion slider to it will always read 53-56ms even with everything disabled it shows 53-56ms. I think there is something wrong with the graph which is making it read weird.

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my setup is 

1 GB internet xfinity, Netgear CM2000 Cable modem, Netgear XR1000 router. As far as PPPoE,VLAN,IPv6 I am assuming IPv6? Congestion Slider is on always 90% dl 85% ul.  85% for both upload and download bandwidth allocation. Attached is a screen shot of my most recent benchmark test.

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It might be a bug, cause I haven’t the same the issue. Xfinity 600mbps and 1gb plans. I even tried different modems. The only way I can fix this issue is by changing the sliders on both download and upload to 8% or less, but then I won’t get any download results. IPv6 is disabled. By the way I also get better results on the benchmark with jitter and spikes with 8%.

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On 10/10/2020 at 4:51 AM, sHANADELT said:

my setup is 

1 GB internet xfinity, Netgear CM2000 Cable modem, Netgear XR1000 router. As far as PPPoE,VLAN,IPv6 I am assuming IPv6? Congestion Slider is on always 90% dl 85% ul.  85% for both upload and download bandwidth allocation. Attached is a screen shot of my most recent benchmark test.

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Your download is pretty good tbh, some routers will only go to 740Mbps. Also  you don't really need 85% of your download connection for gaming if its a console as gaming uses very small amounts of data, you could share a  lot more to other devices and be doing fine on that line. Really I would say unless you have a houseful of devices we cant see QoS is almost not needed with your line speeds.

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On 10/11/2020 at 6:27 AM, Netduma Fraser said:

Could you try setting your Bandwidth speeds to half of what you get and then try adjusting Congestion Control and see if you get the percentage down please?

i tried it and it brought it from 58ms to 55ms ish so no real difference. i have gone up and down the slider to little or no effect on the outcome.  am i missing something?  the R2 never had this type of issue.

 

On 10/11/2020 at 6:46 AM, Killhippie said:

Your download is pretty good tbh, some routers will only go to 740Mbps. Also  you don't really need 85% of your download connection for gaming if its a console as gaming uses very small amounts of data, you could share a  lot more to other devices and be doing fine on that line. Really I would say unless you have a houseful of devices we cant see QoS is almost not needed with your line speeds.

i avg 850-900 Mbps so im not really complaining on the potential of the XR1000 the R2 doesnt come anywhere close to that. I am using PC but i was told to change it to a console on Device Manager.  Going by what your saying i switched the bandwidth allocation to 20% for gaming on dl and ul.  I have a max of 8-9 devices in the house with maybe 3-5 devices using the internet at the same time.  Should i not use QoS all together? 

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5 hours ago, sHANADELT said:

i tried it and it brought it from 58ms to 55ms ish so no real difference. i have gone up and down the slider to little or no effect on the outcome.  am i missing something?  the R2 never had this type of issue.

 

i avg 850-900 Mbps so im not really complaining on the potential of the XR1000 the R2 doesnt come anywhere close to that. I am using PC but i was told to change it to a console on Device Manager.  Going by what your saying i switched the bandwidth allocation to 20% for gaming on dl and ul.  I have a max of 8-9 devices in the house with maybe 3-5 devices using the internet at the same time.  Should i not use QoS all together? 

If you have a gig line QoS is not really needed as you will never saturate that connection unless in your case you are moving large amounts of data up.

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8 hours ago, Netduma Fraser said:

Could you try resetting Bandwidth Allocation, making sure Share Excess is enabled for both download/upload, remove any Traffic Prioritization rules you've added and try again please?

i reset the bandwidth allocation, double checked the share excess was enabled for both download/upload, the only thing in traffic prioritization is the default DumaOS Classified games for all devices so tried a benchmark with all traffic turned off and it still is around 54 MS for upload.  Is there a router setting that could be affecting this that i am missing?

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1 hour ago, DollaB1ll said:

It’s a bug. I tried everything, or Xfinity internet is pure trash!

i honestly feel like it is a bug or the upload portion of the graph has broken code somewhere which is making the graph read weird.  i also have the R2 and did not have any issues with the upload under ping test load.

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14 hours ago, sHANADELT said:

i reset the bandwidth allocation, double checked the share excess was enabled for both download/upload, the only thing in traffic prioritization is the default DumaOS Classified games for all devices so tried a benchmark with all traffic turned off and it still is around 54 MS for upload.  Is there a router setting that could be affecting this that i am missing?

Thanks for trying that. I will make an internal ticket for the issue so that a dev can take a look into it.

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