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Is there much performance difference in ad blocking options?
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You should be able to host another one in parallel with whatever you're doing now and run some tests based on your typical use cases. Set the client to use that specific one for DNS.
Honestly, though, I doubt you'll see much difference. Clients make a DNS request and cache it, so it's not like it'll affect download speeds. Unless DNS responses are delayed by human-observable amounts (half second, whole seconds, or more) then a millisecond or two in either direction isn't going to make a noticeable difference.