Navigating Bridge Mode and High-Throughput Home Servers (PERC H750 Compatibility?)

Hello everyone! I’ve been a Voo subscriber for a few years now, and for the most part, the service has been rock solid. I recently made the jump to the Giga Speed plan because, like many of you, my home has become a bit of a digital hub. Between remote work, streaming, and my somewhat obsessive hobby of running a home lab, I really needed that extra headroom.

I’m reaching out today because I’ve run into a bit of a "prosumer" headache that I’m hoping someone in the community might have navigated before. I’ve recently been upgrading my local storage server. I moved away from a basic consumer-grade NAS and decided to build a more robust rack-mount setup. As part of that, I installed a  PERC H750  controller to manage a mix of  SAS and SATA  drives. If you haven’t worked with the H750 before, it’s a beast of an  HBA/Controller , but it’s definitely designed for an enterprise environment rather than a typical living room.

The problem I’m seeing is a strange "stuttering" in my connection whenever I’m doing heavy internal data transfers while also trying to use my Voo connection for external uploads. I’ve heard a specific point mentioned in older forum threads here that the Voo modems (especially the newer CGA models) can sometimes have issues with "bufferbloat" when a high-throughput internal device is connected, particularly if you aren't using Bridge Mode.

I’ve been hesitant to switch to Bridge Mode because I actually like the simplicity of the Voo interface for basic management, but I’m starting to wonder if my PERC H750’s massive data throughput is somehow overwhelming the modem’s internal routing table. It’s a bit of a weird niche—most people aren't running enterprise SAS controllers behind a residential ISP—but the latency spikes are becoming a real pain during my weekly backups.

On a personal note, I really miss the days when "high tech" was just making sure the phone cord didn't get tangled. Now I'm sitting here debating SAS versus SATA lane speeds and worrying about HBA firmware versions just so I can host my own private cloud. It’s a rewarding hobby, but man, it can be a rabbit hole!

Has anyone else noticed a conflict between enterprise-grade hardware (like the PERC series) and the standard Voo gateway? I'm curious if moving to a dedicated third-party router and putting the Voo modem into Bridge Mode is the only real "fix" for these kinds of high-bandwidth setups, or if there's a simpler setting I'm overlooking?