Low latency only?

[D3mon1c]

How does that feature work exactly along with the warning of it "may" cause problems?

[l2eactionz]

42 minutes ago, D3mon1c said:

How does that feature work exactly along with 

 

[Netduma Fraser]

So low latency traffic is something like gaming or web browsing, I believe that is what the warning is about, it could apply when you're not expecting it, e.g. browsing the web for example

[DARKNESS]

@Netduma Fraser@D3mon1cActually what it does is it ignore the cc and speeds set and when something like gaming or browsing is detected the cc is applied and that may impact your downloads speeds etc however you have full speeds of your connection when it not enabled so it servers a purpose.

 

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Edited January 1 by DARKNESS

[D3mon1c]

30 minutes ago, Netduma Fraser said:

So low latency traffic is something like gaming or web browsing, I believe that is what the warning is about, it could apply when you're not expecting it, e.g. browsing the web for example

So the smart play there would be to like have the QoS set on some type of low bandwidth I guess for this setting to like benefit 4rm it entirely? Since it turns off throttling entirely but turns it on when I either game/web browse?

[Netduma Fraser]

41 minutes ago, D3mon1c said:

So the smart play there would be to like have the QoS set on some type of low bandwidth I guess for this setting to like benefit 4rm it entirely? Since it turns off throttling entirely but turns it on when I either game/web browse?

In theory yes, as long as you know that it may apply more of the time than not