fwiw, it is often normal for routed performance using OpenWrt to be lower than stock firmware because there is often no support for hardware acceleration.
Have you tried enabling Software Flow Offloading in the LuCI -> Network -> Firewall menu if available ?
Have you tried enabling Software Flow Offloading in the LuCI -> Network -> Firewall menu if available ?
If it's available, I've activated it.
But the bandwidth is still half.
Isn't there anything else to do?
Do you know of a router of this price that is not affected by this limitation of hardware???? it has cost me 40€ in amazon.es
I have no problem to return it and take another one.
Anyway, it's too much to ask you, but if you looked at one in amazon.es.... I would be eternally grateful.
I'm a rookie and I can't spend much. I don't have enough criteria to evaluate which router I need. I want openwrt in a rotuer that accepts 600 mb/s drop and 600 mb/s rise.
I guess this has to do with the router's processor, but which one. I have seen routers for 150 - 200 € Uffff too much for me
Ideally require another ea6350v3 owner to verify my iperf3 test results because I am surprised the OpenWrt WAN to LAN throughput is so high. See the comment about an earlier post where only 180Mbps was seen using OpenWrt with SQM enabled - this lower 180Mbps figure seems more realistic imho.
There are issues with ipq40** SoC. eg. VLAN support etc.
Otherwise, you do need to spend a LOT more money on a better supported faster router. Someone else is best to advise in 100+ € category.