Help with QoS.

[routersarefkinggay]

1st time poster long time lurker, idk if this is the correct category to post this in but today I got a new router from ISP since the old one was shitting itself every couple hours, however I can't find Quality of Service settings on it (which is very odd) and I share my Internet with a lot of people (A LOT). I need to give priority to league of legends and I can't find any settings that do so. Are there any alternatives, maybe other names for this setting. I appreciate any help.

[Falconevo]

Router isn't capable, most consumer grade modem/router combos rarely have QoS.

You will need to replace it with something more capable, plenty of options out there but it depends entirely on your budget

[GER_T4IGA]

It would be great to have your router model listed. Also be careful with posting all configuration data of your router ... The interent is full of bad people.

[routersarefkinggay]

11 minutes ago, GER_T4IGA said:

It would be great to have your router model listed. Also be careful with posting all configuration data of your router ... The interent is full of bad people.

 

12 minutes ago, Falconevo said:

Router isn't capable, most consumer grade modem/router combos rarely have QoS.

You will need to replace it with something more capable, plenty of options out there but it depends entirely on your budget

@GER_T4IGA its a VTECH IAD604, about those bad people, I've pretty much gave up on life at this point, I want them to get to me

 

@Falconevo Really I thought this was a standard thing for routers, I have a dog-shit D-Link from 10 years ago that has QoS lol. 

 

Port forwarding seemed to do the trick, idk how or why but I was uploading a couple of videos and downloading some games and my ping maybe jumped by 5 but went back down. It's all odd, theoretically I do have enough bandwidth for over 20 people but u know, just to be on the sure side.

[Falconevo]

2 hours ago, routersarefkinggay said:

 

@Falconevo Really I thought this was a standard thing for routers, I have a dog-shit D-Link from 10 years ago that has QoS lol. 

 

Yep, features have got a lot more advanced in the past 10 years though and QoS from 10 years ago does not have the same algorithms or compute horse power required to perform the new QoS techniques quickly.

 

I would look at changing the router out for something more powerful, if the current modem/router supports 'modem mode' or 'bridge' mode then you can just look at replacing the routing aspect of the network config