What do you mean by that 
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Regardless of if I want it fixed, thereās multiple posts of people seeing the same thing.
See my quoted post above, saying the exact same thing further up, I suspect it is avoidable once the root cause is found. Otherwise Yayzi should have a disclaimer saying, āYou will get ultra low latency throughout the day but please note we have network contention on our network - or another issue on somebody elseās network that is beyond our control that is causing latency to spike at pretty much the same time everydayā To save themselves the earache
In the corporate world, especially IT, slowdowns are not acceptable when they can be pinpointed to a specific time of day, everyday.
Yayzi have acknowledged it and said they would provide feedback.
Iām not ranting or having a dig by the way. As Yayzi grow, more and more people will, without a shadow of a doubt start complaining.
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Try to game and download at the same time, your loaded ping will rocket
Thats not true if setup correctly. SQM deals with it fine.
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Give this a whirl, https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat
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Issue could also be that itās CityFibres switches/routing in the POPs. As no matter how fast/efficient Yayzis core is the main line is CityFibre. I do understand that fibre should be a hell of a lot better latency wise but it doesnāt and never will be the same latency during prime time. The only way you could get the same latency in peak and non peak would be a lease line.
Will definitely do
I just tested on my home connection - 7ms ping, vs my parents house (VM connection still) 24ms - I know which Iād rather ride out a latency spike on
Iāll try a buffer float test when I am at home
I should have clarified, I mean on the Virgin HFC connection that Iām used toā¦ the ping suffers if you load it
It has been exactly 1 week I have been with CF
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Agreed, but I am agreeing with you
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Yeah Virgin business is a tad better my end.
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True, if only the UK infrastructure was built like other counties.
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Just out of interest what router are you running?
The provided EX820v is not particularly great for buffer bloat Iāve found.
Opnsense running on Proxmox with an i7-13700 and Intel nics. SQM is CPU intensive, doesnāt need the same processing power that deep packet inspection or encryption/decryption requires but needs some to get to 2gbps.
Rule #1 is potato hardware = potato performance
@Avalon has a good recommendation with the Flint2 https://amzn.eu/d/8tdylpt which is decently priced by the look of it.
No experience with it myself and donāt know if the MediaTek Quad-core inside it has enough grunt to handle SQM above 1gbps without trawling other forums. Avalon may be able to answer.
This was done on the non-ideal conditions on Wi-Fi using an iPhone 11 Pro Max, connected to a Wi-Fi five access point
Iād love to, unfortunately like you I tend to run PC based routers and have done since the days when Smoothwall was cool, or I did till last month when it was time to renew my āHate on Unifiā credentials. Itās literally the same SoC (with less RAM) as the ASUS TUF-AX6000 which also runs a WRT fork and I have seen posts about 2Gb SQM being OK, so I wouldnāt expect an obvious issue.
Sooner or later a Flint2 will land on my doorstep for testing, it just needs to be when Mrs Avalon is away for a few days as sheās still not forgiven me or Yayzi for the 38hrs outage 
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Test wired if at all possible, it removes a whole load of wifi/device variables and makes it much more comparable with others results 
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I canāt do currentlyā¦ I have no desktop or laptop there to do so, but I will do if I go over tomorrowā¦ I did have my work laptop with me, dumb me didnāt think to use it 
Eagerly anticipating the results of these tests 
