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    Thinking about going back to DDWRT but QoS problems.

    I think setting fixed speeds per connected device will be the best option. It's the easiest one to setup, and works wonders. This is because setting QoS service-wise is a bit difficult to handle, due to the wide range of ports, and some of them are constantly changing based on the service being...
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    Thinking about going back to DDWRT but QoS problems.

    That's exactly what I am talking about - the frustration. I'll say QoS really helps here. At least it helped me out. Just had a few questions : "I’d have to keep changing it' - Is it the router that you change ? "due to congestion" - Is it from your ISP or is it just your home ?
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    Thinking about going back to DDWRT but QoS problems.

    Well, that's good to know. However, I would still recommend QoS for an almost perfect home network, where despite 100% usage from X user, there is still room for Y user. That's a bit of oversimplification, but yeah. It's your call to make. In case you need any help, just ring me up here. :)
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    Thinking about going back to DDWRT but QoS problems.

    I know that this is a very late reply, but I just came across your post now. I can help if you post your QoS settings page screenshot. QoS does work alright with DD-wrt, else it won't have been there in the router settings. Anyway, if you're reading this, please share your QoS settings page...
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