Hi everyone,
 

I’ve been running bufferbloat tests on my TP-Link Archer C64 and consistently getting poor results on the wireless connection—especially during upload active time. The LAN connection performs well, but Wi-Fi shows significant latency spikes.
 

Here’s what I’ve tried so far:

• Changed channel width (20/40 MHz)

• Enabled/disabled QoS

• Enabled/disabled NAT Boost

• Tested with only one device connected (same device for both LAN and Wi-Fi)

• Device placed within 1–2 feet of the router during testing

Despite all this, the wireless bufferbloat remains severe. I suspect this could be a firmware-level issue, possibly lacking proper queue management on the wireless interface.

Test results: 

Lan test result: 

Wireless test result: 

Would appreciate any insights or confirmation from others using the Archer C64. TP-Link team—could this be addressed in a future firmware update?

Thanks,
Dipto