On a RB532 with about 5MB avg traffic throughput eth to eth would mangle / queuing increase performance of special packets I wanted to leave the router quicker?
My question doesn’t sound quite right… I know mangle / queuing affects this - thats what it is for. Maybe a better way to ask is in real world experience can someone validate the usefulness of this on the RB532 platform. I just want to make sure I don’t make things worse by increasing the CPU load by marking and running all the traffic through queues if reducing the overhead will help as much.
3rd version of my same question… How is the performance of Mangle / Queues on RB532 platform - worth enabling?
For some reason that was a hard question for me to get out 
Thanks,
Scott