> low end home routers have built-in NAT on the chip Low end home routers have tiny connection tracking tables and fall back to software routing when that tabl

> low end home routers have built-in NAT on the chip Low end home routers have tiny connection tracking tables and fall back to software routing when that table overflows. IMO if you don't notice the massive drop in performance when this happens, you have very low standards/expectations for internet latency. In had to upgrade to a prosumer router just to get acceptable perf on IPv4