Follow the steps in this thread! You buffferbloat should be fixed.
what firmware version are you on now?
here is my complete note on this thread:
I'm using firmware: 4.6.2, release1, from gl-inet
I've installed: luci-app-sqm: git-21.188.55209-f161b40
I've edited the /etc/hotplug.d/iface/96-gleqos file as per instructions
I've set the interface to eth1
I've set both download and upload to 4000
Queue Discipline is set to cake
The startup script includes /etc/init.d/sqm restart
I've rebooted the router after making all these changes.
Update:
I've now disabled the netnat network acceleration.
Now it's shaping up
A+
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thanks so much! was this test run via wifi or ethernet?
If you follow the steps above, it should work for you 
I run it on both
Why did you set to a so low speed?
Could you set the speed considering 90% of your contracted internet speed?
And then test the before and after?
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To confirm it actually works 
Check the speed that you set and the speed that you got on the speed test.
To confirm that it's working, set it according to your contracted internet speed. Something between 80~90%
Have you guys tried packet steering / irqlbalance?
Have you checked if it's only one core out of the four that gets 100% usage?
I don't have this kind of speed to test.
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Guessing you haven’t yet merged it? Having the same issue with the upload speed on the latest firmware MT-6000
When will it be merged?
Or even better embedded into the gl-inert gui.
@Renato, fiber was installed <3
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That's a a slap in the face
Good results.
What is your contracted speed and what speed did you set for the SQM?
Any variability between rush hours vs other time of day?
1GB down, 600(ish)MB up. I've taken a 10% (roughly) buffer.
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