Unfortunately I cannot get FiberР”Р„lso, with everything I have tried so far, the Nighthawk is by far the best router I have ever used and I have already improved my average K/D after owning it for only a few days now. I know because I had a good setup once with verizon Fios and i was accused of cheating all the time. That person that is impossible to kill and you swear is hacking so you report them, but guess what they were not hacking. And if you combine the right setup with actual skill, well.You have all seen Now with multiple ISP's and many different routers and setups I have learned that tweaking a setup just right gives people with no skill (like me) a nice advantage in most games. The defaults work just fine but I have been playing Call of Duty for many years Okay, so a lot of questions, I am not here to argue about the placeable effect and yes I understand that lag cannot be completely gotten rid of and it depends on many factors. Rather than leaving the default ISP DNS in the router and manually changing them on the xbox to google's DNS? I let the xbox get DNS automatically and changed the router's DNS to google's (8.8.8.8), I can change them on the xbox itself, would it make any difference for the xbox if Question #6 : Will turning off the wireless radios improve the wired connection latency or stability? and if so, would using a second router as an access point to handle the wireless side be a good option? So I conservatively set the upstream in the router to 8, does anybody see a problem with this or know why this QoS system would be different from others? but i know sometimes i get less than thatР”Р‡rom my isp especially during peak times.

Speed test vary from about 8 to 9 mbps, therefore i must put a value into the router no more than 8) When I click the button for speed test it auto puts in about 9.66 mbps. Something lower than what I actually get.

i get 10 mbps upstream, when I enter my upstream bandwidth in the router I must put Question #5 : I know when setting up most QoS you have to put in your bandwidth and it must be something lower than your actual or else it all falls apart. So to sum up Question #4: did i do more damage than good or is there an even better setup for this? I noticed I can setup custom rules and even just setup rules for the LAN port or MAC address, would either of those be better options? I deleted all rules except NetgearР”В®VA and the xbox one, I changed xbox priority to highest and Netgear EVA to high.

By default xbox applications is only set to high while Skype and other useless things to me are set as highest. Wireless WMM, enable or dis enable? Downstream, I notice a custom rule can be setup to the xbox's MAC address, would this help or make latency worse? And finally, the upstreamР”В¬lick Qos priority rule list setup QoS rule and it shows the current rules and allows more to be created. Question #4 (Big Question): QoS, First of all the 2 besides the upstream. Will it improve latency to change the MTU to something lower than the default 1500? Question #3 : MTU some claim this makes a difference I have played with it but can't tell for sure if it affected latency. Question #2 : Firewall, what are the best settings for xbox live? And if DMZ is used do these settings even matter? Question #1 : UPnP, Port forwarding, or DMZ? I can get an open NAT with any of these but which one will provide the lowest latency? Things I wish to address/ ask questions about: I have Home TelecomР”Р‡or ISP from Moncks Corner SC, I have cable internet 50 mbps down and 10 mbps up. I connect with a wired connection using CAT 6 Cables from modem to router and router to xbox. And I have the xbox setup with a reserved IP address (Static IP). No I am not having any significant issues and yes I have the latest firmware. Bottom line up front : I am in search of the settings that provide the best online experience specifically for Advanced Warfare (single xbox setup).

Scan netgear router for mac addresses