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to what level though?

keep in mind with such a limited bandwidth available (2mbps down and 0.5 up) QoS doesn't have a lot of room to work with.
ACC reports that the minimum it will be able to hold your connection to is 109ms.

You will find that it spikes above this but does settle to it quickly.

it's something i might look at doing at the end of the year once i knock over this pesky university thing i've been plagued with

But thanks for the suggestion.

And please hang around. People with great ideas should really stay on these forums and help contribute.

it will use the 101 address eventually. your current DHCP lease hasn't expired yet. by this time tomorrow (probably sooner) your PC will have the proper address.

Now go back and follow all the steps again and see where you get to

at this stage my advice would be a reset of the router via "firstboot".
this will destroy your current configuration.
what router by the way?

http://www.gargoyle-router.com/wiki/dok ... recovery&s[]=firstboot

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again, notice how the traffic through your "gaming" class is 0? This indicates that your rules are not working. I believe that your rules should be matching UDP not TCP here. Gaming traffic is a "best effort" service i.e. UDP, not TCP. The ACC status being "IDLE" means ...

for source games like TF2 you'll generally need to include 27005 - 27013 as well. your screenshot shows plenty of traffic going through your other class but none through your gaming class? The first test should not be that your ping goes up or down, it should be that you can properly match your traf...

Well like I said, large blanket rules ("I want my computer to always have a minimum of this speed. That should be enough for gaming") are generally NOT a good idea. This means that you can make yourself lag, whether your other devices are involved or not. You should attempt to target your ...

Necessary? No. Helpful? Yes. You only need to have a static IP on the devices you wish to target with rules. All other devices can be put into a "default class". I say that it is helpful to assign every device because perhaps later you will want to assign rules to them. It's nice to have t...

I understand the idea, but I don't see a way of doing so. It's a problem of measuring time. For a continuous service like a stream, not too hard. For a discrete time signal, duration means nothing, so now you're trying to measure the difference between two discrete downloads. But what if they view 1...