Gaming port, how work?

[BoostOver]

Good morning everyone.
I think it prioritizes (if it prioritizes ) all traffic.
But how?
I don't think the information is closed source.
I don't think it works like the gaming wifi network either, otherwise I would get moderate nat.
Thanks

 

[Tech9]

It's a SoC built-in feature with Broadcom closed source magic behind it. Test and see if it does something useful for you.

 

[BoostOver]

It's a SoC built-in feature with Broadcom closed source magic behind it. Test and see if it does something useful for you.

Thanks for replying.
How do I know if it's working?

 

[Crimliar]

Try running two speed tests on capable devices at the same time, one of them on the gaming port. I'd suggest using https://www.fast.com . If it's working, you should see some difference in speed between the two. There is also some info for hardware developers on the Broadcom site about how to implement the feature.

 

[raven-au]

Good morning everyone.
I think it prioritizes (if it prioritizes ) all traffic.
But how?
I don't think the information is closed source.
I don't think it works like the gaming wifi network either, otherwise I would get moderate nat.

Why do you think NAT has anything do with this?

 

[BoostOver]

Why do you think NAT has anything do with this?

First of all, I apologize for my not perfect English.
My wifi/gaming (BE98) network option creates a vlan.....everything that passes through here is nat moderated (you can try it yourself)
I thought the gaming port worked the same way, but it doesn't!
That's it.
Did I manage to explain myself?