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Yes, though I tried without it first, and same bufferbloat behaviour.

I've run tests using fast.com, results as follows (from the same device, wired connection, no other meaningful network activity). Same behaviour as per dslreports, whereby with Adaptive the latency goes through the roof: DL UL Unloaded Loaded...

Anybody elase with an RT-AX58U who could test and provide their experience with Adaptive QoS to determine if the issue is across that model or just something I am experiencing? Also happy ot provide some debug etc for any knowledgeable folks of needed to diagnose further!

What about the bufferbloat though? I would have expected that to be vastly reduced with Adaptive QoS, the same as it is successfully doing with Traditional QoS. I'd also have suspected at least some overhead in terms of loss of max connection speeds, whereas they are the same as with no QoS...

I've just been having a play with Traditional QoS, results as follows: ~10% hit on max speeds Bufferbloat is practically eliminated Speed limiting still doesn't seem to be working as dropping to 10% max still runs at max speed Runner and Flow Cache both still reporting Disabled (QoS)

I came to post something similar to this with my new RT-AX58U (384.16). I've not tried Traditional QoS yet, but adaptive seems to do nothing at all, and I get full download and upload speed no matter what the limits I have entered. I even dropped to 10%, and it still ran at full speed, and...