Originally Posted by
firebane
Better speeds with QoS?
Guess you don't really understand what QoS is. QoS is good for people with VoIP and thats it. Or people who live in a house on a shared connection and need a way to throttle a over zealous internet user.
Exactly. Maybe someone's stealing your connection and you have no idea it's occuring? Have you checked your router's MAC address memory to see if anyone's hopped on who shouldn't be there? What level of encryption are you using?
QoS is a way to throttle some network services from eating a disproportionate amount of bandwidth, especially if VOIP or videochat services are being used.