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1 minute ago, DARKNESS said:

Yes you’ll have to cut your speeds in exchange that how it works. It just SQM (Smart Queue Management).

Speeds as in upload an download speed or the Congestion control? Sorry in new to all this an not very techy

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You can do it through the congestion control option or where you change the speeds that you set to the router whichever but you definitely need to turn off speed test bypass as  then your results won’t be accurate.

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33 minutes ago, DARKNESS said:

Yes you’ll have to cut your speeds in exchange that how it works. It just SQM (Smart Queue Management).

 

2 minutes ago, DARKNESS said:

You can do it through the congestion control option or where you change the speeds that you set to the router whichever but you definitely need to turn off speed test bypass as  then your results won’t be accurate.

I got this but can you explain the speeds an what's it gonna do? I did it once and did text again without changing anything an got something completely different lol

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5 minutes ago, DARKNESS said:

You can do it through the congestion control option or where you change the speeds that you set to the router whichever but you definitely need to turn off speed test bypass as  then your results won’t be accurate.

 

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@Reykc9510The purpose is to prevent network congestion caused by other devices from impacting gaming. For instance, without QoS or not properly adjusted, packet loss may occur during a game when data is overloaded during a file download or just someone in general using a heavy bandwidth service, which impacts latency.

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@Reykc9510Sometimes, a stable connection requires slower speeds. ISPs lack the motivation to implement such features autonomously, so it’s up to you. Bandwidth isn’t an issue; 100Mbps is sufficient. I keep my mines on always and disable SMART BOOST temporarily when downloading game files or other large files. This only affects VoIP communication, which you won’t notice if you’re watching a YouTube video.

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1 hour ago, DARKNESS said:

@Reykc9510The purpose is to prevent network congestion caused by other devices from impacting gaming. For instance, without QoS or not properly adjusted, packet loss may occur during a game when data is overloaded during a file download or just someone in general using a heavy bandwidth service, which impacts latency.

 

43 minutes ago, Tac toby said:

Yes it is. What internet company are you with and what are your speeds?

Metro net 1 gig up an down 

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1 hour ago, DARKNESS said:

@Reykc9510Sometimes, a stable connection requires slower speeds. ISPs lack the motivation to implement such features autonomously, so it’s up to you. Bandwidth isn’t an issue; 100Mbps is sufficient. I keep my mines on always and disable SMART BOOST temporarily when downloading game files or other large files. This only affects VoIP communication, which you won’t notice if you’re watching a YouTube video.

Why do you disable smartboost?

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11 hours ago, Nj12 said:

You need that jitter sub 0.7.

 

3 minutes ago, Tac toby said:

Tell us your exact settings and let's play around from there

As on? My CC is 100 up an down. I don't have a modem my fiber is connected directly to the router.  My ps5 is hardwired to the router My laptops are also. 

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35 minutes ago, Reykc9510 said:

 

As on? My CC is 100 up an down. I don't have a modem my fiber is connected directly to the router.  My ps5 is hardwired to the router My laptops are also. 

I know your tryin to help me an I greatly appreciate it, im just not really tech savvy so I ask alot of questions, there's alot I dont know.

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@Nj12Jitter is not something that can be particularly controlled by the user. While congestion control can mitigate its effects, there is a limit to its effectiveness, and each connection is different because they are all related to the user’s Internet Service Provider (ISP). Though if you have excessive jitter like anything beyond 20-30ms, you should definitely get in contact with your ISP as that would, of course, impact your services.

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