http://www.broadbandadvice.org.uk/
Looks handy, Q
Bookmarked Q. :thnks:
Good link, Q.
Hello All,
Any questions you have please pop into the forum and shout :) not too loud I might wake up :)
I see you have had the same problem with spammers :) My ask if you could let me have the code for the math Turin, nice one. :)
:thnks:
:welc: :karma: Hatari
:welc: :karma:
Rather than post code on the public forums, you have a PM. ;)
Many thanks for the welcome.
I will have a close look at the info in the PM :)
:ithank:
NP. :)
Have had a closer look at this site and have to say it does offer some extremely useful advice. So much so I have followed some of the advice given and increased my download speed by .5 Mb from 6.5 to 7.0 plus.
The increase was achieved by simply following a few simple instructions. Definitely worth a look! I learned that it is not only down to your ISP service to achieve a better speed but 'sharpening' up your PC can make a difference.
Can you enlighten us further Q?
Glad we could help quandam. Did you join the Community while you were there . :)
Steve
I would rather not as changes to PC settings are very personal and work for some and not for others. I think the advice offers tried and tested remedies but as I say, actions taken are a personal decision, however, it has worked for me.
Quote from: Hatari on Feb 08, 2010, 18:06:02
Glad we could help quandam. Did you join the Community while you were there . :)
Hatari
No, couldn't find the link :dunno:
Its the button labeled Forum at the top of their webpage :)
Possibly it would help if it was labled 'register' or the like? I wasn't looking to enter a forum at this stage. :dunno:
Found it! :thumb: Registered ;) Thanks Steve.
Just taken the speed test here. (http://www.mybroadbandspeed.co.uk/results/14905991.png) (http://www.mybroadbandspeed.co.uk)
Haven't managed this speed for around 9 months or so.
Looking good ,I think for anyone running XP optimising RWIN and MTU are worth a shot, at least since Vista the optimisation is now done automatically
Absolutely Steve. Exactly what I decided to do with the desired results :thumb:
Quote from: Steve on Feb 08, 2010, 18:46:10
Looking good ,I think for anyone running XP optimising RWIN and MTU are worth a shot, at least since Vista the optimisation is now done automatically
It can also help to make sure that the Vista settings are correct. Only yesterday we had a case where they were incorrect. :)
If Vista autotunes each interface that uses TCP/IP won't "fixing" one break the others?
:) Depends how you do it Steve. The tweaks are not adaptor tweaks but OS tweaks.
Thanks :thumb:
Quote from: Steve on Feb 08, 2010, 18:46:10
Looking good ,I think for anyone running XP optimising RWIN and MTU are worth a shot, at least since Vista the optimisation is now done automatically
Well I have just run it on my Windows 7 64-bit system and I had to change 3 of the parameters (Chimney Offload State-enabled, Congestion Provider-ctcp, ECN Provider-enabled) and it has given me a definite speed improvement from around 6.5/6.8Mb/s to 7Mb/s.
Colin
Quote from: wecpcs on Feb 09, 2010, 13:20:24
Well I have just run it on my Windows 7 64-bit system and I had to change 3 of the parameters (Chimney Offload State-enabled, Congestion Provider-ctcp, ECN Provider-enabled) and it has given me a definite speed improvement from around 6.5/6.8Mb/s to 7Mb/s.
Colin
:) Colin, I assume you are running Vista or Windows 7.
Quote from: Hatari on Feb 09, 2010, 15:14:53
:) Colin, I assume you are running Vista or Windows 7.
I did actually state in my post that I am running Windows 7, but I had to check myself if in case I had omitted it.
Colin
Quote from: wecpcs on Feb 09, 2010, 17:16:18
I did actually state in my post that I am running Windows 7, but I had to check myself if in case I had omitted it.
Colin
Yep you did doh missed it getting old :) :blush: