Maybe run a bandwidth speed test, and enable/set qos to 95% of that value… I found that’s an easy way to kill the buffer bloat (way better latency).

I read someone saying the bandwidth is costly.

Because sometimes I would rather things be slow than blurry, and my workstation monitor is >1080p.

We really need to get past the 1080p barrier. AFAICS there is one economical KVM solution for that, and several costly enterprise kits. Surely the actual hardware cost/difference per-unit would be quite small now?

IIRC, they have been bought out in the last decade.

Zim.

Assuming your old router might survive as an access point, maybe consider a Protectli FW2B? https://protectli.com/product-comparison/

0: “i don’t care about my data.”

1: “i REALLY care about my data”

5: “i’ll trade you one drive now, for my data if one of the drives dies later”