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I have used this router, even R478+. Write down my views on your problem:

1, restrict P2P, see how you want to restrict it. As far as I know, there are the following methods: limiting single machine traffic, limiting ports and limiting software servers.

To limit traffic, you said that you can only limit 8 at most, not 8 IPS, but 8 rules, and each rule can be set as an IP segment. For example,192.168.1.2-192.168.0.22 is a rule.

Say whatever you want. I'll do it for your reference now.

Settings in IP filtering: Only ports 80, 443, 25, 1 10, 53 are open, and you can open web pages and send and receive letters. Thunderbolt download is a single-threaded download, which has little impact on LAN, and stock trading software can block it. In this way, there is no abnormal traffic in the LAN. But you can play QQ games, hehe.

I don't know how to seal QQ games.

QQ farm can be sealed with domain name. This is very simple, in the router-security settings-domain name filtering.

TP-LINK belongs to the low end. If you want to save money, you'd rather buy D-LINK than TP-LINK. You can look at D-LINK DI 7 100. If the cost is enough, consider H3C products, and then Cisco products. TP-LINK gives people the impression that it is a household product.

That's all I know. Now I also have a headache about p2p software. Some people suggest buying a hardware firewall, but according to the experience of network management communication, the hardware firewall can not effectively control p2p, and can only be limited to a single thread. In fact, a single thread is enough. Movie downloads are usually multi-threaded. If you control to a single thread, there is not much traffic. If you download ordinary software with a single thread, the traffic is very large, but the ordinary software is not too big, and it will die in tens of megabytes.

For those with insufficient budget, you can buy a router of several hundred dollars and make full use of it, which can still play a certain role.