QoS setup for a specific game or PC

Finding the manual for that router is close to impossible the ones online do not match the screen shots you provide.

Still it likely does not matter. QoS is mostly smoke and mirrors, all those option related to dscp etc etc are all removed as soon as the data hits the ISP.

The vast majority of routers can only affect traffic being SENT to the ISP. In almost all cases the problem is data being RECEIVED from the ISP. In most cases there is little you can do to control traffic coming into the router.

So first your router needs to be able to put hard limits on traffic in bits/sec. None of this high/medium/low garbage. Maybe it can do that in the CAR screen but I suspect not.

In theory you can control the inbound traffic by restricting the outbound. In the simple case if you were to set the outbound to zero bits/sec for everyone else but your game machine nobody could request any data and therefore the download path would be available to only your game. It is tricky to try to pick a number that is more than zero but is still low enough to prevent impact to the game. In most cases the users you are trying to restrict will get almost unusable internet or they will not be limited enough.

Some routers have the ability set the inbound rates. This of course is AFTER the ISP has already sent you the data so you really can't prioritize data since the ISP has already discarded what they were and you can't get it back. In this case you try to restrict the other users even more to cause errors and hope they slow down their requests. It tends to be easier to guess a number that messing with the inbound side but it still does not work for all application... youtube it does work well to restrict.

I strongly suspect your router can not limit to a fixed rate. If it does it likely can only do it outbound since there are only a small number of routers that can limit it inbound.

With only 2m to start with it is going to be practically impossible to do this....other than in effect completely blocking the other users so your game can use all the bandwidth.

Unless you are willing to buy another router I don't think you can get it to work with your router.

I explained in great detail why it is very likely your router can not do what you want. There are many forms of QoS and many router manufactures depend on users who do not bother to read the details before the purchase a product.

hey MustangF16,
I know it's been a while but what have you found?
Did you get QoS to work?
I have the same problem with the same exact router.