QoSmate: (Yet Another) Quality of Service Tool for OpenWrt

[Hudra]

@NeMe_FuUuRyyyyY

I intend for them to have low priority

But why? Why do you believe that will help you? Have you read the following:

@Hudra

If your primary focus is gaming, then I suggest to only prioritize your gaming traffic. If you later encounter issues with voice chat, streaming, or slow website loading, you can then selectively prioritize those services. As @moeller0 wisely noted a few times before:

@moeller0

As a rule of thumb, prioritisation works best if used sparingly, as for every packet treated to lower delay, other packet(s) will be treated to higher delay or even drops.

@moeller0

always make sure that any prioritisation rule you use has verifiable positive effect on your traffic (be harsh here, if a rule appears sensible, but does not result in measurable improvement, drop that rule).

So, remember to prioritize sparingly.

So I would also deprioritize only if needed...

@NeMe_FuUuRyyyyY

I avoid using CAKE so that it does not consume a lot of processor from the main router.

I just wanted to clarify...

@NeMe_FuUuRyyyyY

Don't consume so much priority.

You said:

@NeMe_FuUuRyyyyY

my online game improved a lot.

So, I guess your priority is gaming. If you use HFSC and ensure that the important gaming traffic is assigned to the High Priority [Realtime] (1:11) class, you won't need to deprioritize all other traffic. The default class should handle the majority of the traffic pretty good.