I relate terminology not as bufferbloat but as network processing barrier which the wc3 acknowledges is legit way of relating to it vs the latency increaes happening after it leaves your device or lan and goes in to isp backbone or others before it hits google. It's 2020 and one group spent ten years changing problems that last in seconds to microseconds, that's two orders of a magnitude vs people spouting false notions and making hot takes on youtube. Toke has put the problem in to a peer reviewed document him and other architechs of the internet categorically agree upon and have tested exhaustively.Ī little hard to follow but some of the facts are startling as to what real problems are and what resolves vs what people feel they and how they want it to be resolved. Sadly google can only resolve some problems from their end, their problems may have same cause but need different fixes that could be explained and why. We have grown a lot from the late 90's, we aren't ideal but we have turned some paradigms most still believe in on their heads. Ideally we would want those to be solid plus private peering for low hops and consistent bandwidth, granted your links aren't overloaded. Users will get varying degrees of success mostly based on ISP and router strength, quality, and tuning done well. You need a packet logger to see how your packets are going out once you have that you can find the ip of what google servers you're conneting too and it's not hard to pingplot or traceroute at that point. Fix it or be at the mercy of them, they govern all your packet timing on a interface basis. I know it's a certain group of router settings that decide your queue or packet timing. It's not your routing unless you have high ping spikes constantly. A lot of stuff looks good until you find out what's in it or the kind of driver support and implementation it has. Make sure it has dual core or more that is about 1ghz. If you're next router doesn't do SQM or offer SSH to tune don't buy it if you care about playing stadia, geforcenow, or steamlink well. Only way to shape traffic beyond 500Mbps is to get a high amd or intel cpu setup and most gamers aren't gonna make a seperate machine like me for routing.

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