QOS Bandwidth Reversed?

[y2k se]

Perhaps I am just looking at this backwards, but the bandwidth settings seem reversed to me. When I configure the upload bandwidth at 60 MB/s and the download bandwidth at 5.4 MB/s, the rate limits on the priorities tab are the opposite; they show the upload bandwidth max is 60 MB/s and the download bandwidth is 5.4 MB/s.

Background: I have 60 MB/s down and 6 MB/s up service. I noticed with QOS enabled and upload bandwidth set to 5.4 MB/s and download bandwidth set to 60 MB/s that I was getting video quality reductions while watching YouTube. Disabling QOS eliminated the reductions. (I also cross-checked using the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool to download an ISO.) I could confirm the difference in download speeds using the transfer speedometers with QOS enabled/disabled. I reversed the upload and download bandwidths and reenabled QOS and am getting full speed. However, the various screens do not relate to each other.

 

[RMerlin]

They are NOT reversed. Traditional QoS is flat out broken, the issue is far more complex than that.

 

[y2k se]

Does it work at all? Adaptive QoS doesn't classify my specific game as gaming traffic.

Edit: just tested the game with a large download running on another machine. Pings doubled with traditional QoS off.

 

[RMerlin]

Does it work at all?

I'm not sure if classification works at all, sorry.

 

[y2k se]

Well, Traditional QoS seems to be working with the parameters and rules I've configured so I'll stick with it.

Edit: Completely neglected to mention that I have the RT-AC3200 router.