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Originally Posted by Kushan
This is correct, but the point remains that the poor performance you're seeing on that router is because you're using a non-standard firmware that isn't completely compatible with it. Not a fault of the router.
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Well, that's arguable. If firmware specifically designed for a router can't use all it's features because the manufacturer has locked it down and refuses to allow/license access to those features then that's entirely the fault of the router. Also if it cannot use HWNAT while other features are on even with stock firmware that's either shoddy programming or a hardware limitation, again both being the fault of the router.