-
RFC 8290: The Flow Queue CoDel Packet Scheduler and Active Queue Management Algorithm IETF
Describes FQ-CoDel (flow queuing plus CoDel queue management), presented as a tool for fighting bufferbloat and reducing latency.
Verificado em outubro de 2026
-
RFC 7567: IETF Recommendations Regarding Active Queue Management (BCP 197) IETF
Best Current Practice: queue buildup in network devices is a major source of delay, and devices should implement active queue management (AQM).
Verificado em outubro de 2026
-
Piece of CAKE: A Comprehensive Queue Management Solution for Home Gateways (Høiland-Jørgensen, Täht, Morton, 2018) arXiv
Describes CAKE, which combines bandwidth shaping, flow fairness and queue management for home routers.
Verificado em outubro de 2026
-
Bufferbloat project bufferbloat.net
Defines bufferbloat as the undesirable latency that comes from a router or other network equipment buffering too much data.
Verificado em outubro de 2026
-
@cloudflare/speedtest (measurement engine source and documentation) Cloudflare
How download, upload, latency, jitter and packet loss are measured by the engine this site uses.
Verificado em outubro de 2026
-
Speed Test by Cloudflare — Technical Architecture & Methodology Cloudflare Blog
Explains browser-based HTTP chunk downloads, upload POST requests, loaded latency measurement, and why browser tests measure end-to-end paths rather than raw ISP access lines alone.
Verificado em outubro de 2026
-
How to Lower Ping for Gaming Optimum
Emphasizes Ethernet cabling, reducing background downloads, picking closer game servers, and router QoS settings.
Verificado em outubro de 2026
-
How to Lower Ping: 13 Easy Ways Surfshark
Discusses server distance, Wi-Fi interference, routing stability, and connection troubleshooting.
Verificado em outubro de 2026
-
How to Lower Your Ping: 8 Tips to Reduce Latency Tech Advisor
Covers the distinction between bandwidth and latency, basic router power-cycling, and wired comparisons.
Verificado em outubro de 2026
-
Broadband Consumer Labels Federal Communications Commission
U.S. providers must show typical speeds and latency for each plan.
Verificado em outubro de 2026