Network Speed Optimizer

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go to dslreports.com
or speedguide.com
theres 2
a few more dp google be sure and check around first before installing unknown softs
do a search for tcpip reg settings
 
four settings are effective on Windows
  1. tcp window size (Recv window 65535)
    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \SYSTEM \CurrentControlSet \Services \Tcpip \Parameters \Interfaces \{Adapter-id}]
    TCPWindowSize = 17520
    .
  2. mtu size (use 1492, not 1500)
    Code:
    Network Type	MTU (bytes)	Details
    Ethernet	  1500	 
    [COLOR="RoyalBlue"]IEEE              802.3/802.2	1492	[/COLOR] 
    PPPoE	          1492	        Optimal MTU for PPPoE over ATM is 1454
    X.25	           576	        Dialup Connection
    Ethernet (Jumbo)	         >=9000	Gigabit networking
    .
  3. ackdelay (see KB article)
    Note SMB Signing requires that SMB commands are processed synchronously, so a client is only allowed to send the next SMB command when it receives ACK of the previous one (Only one outstanding). This means that a client can max sent 5 SMB Commands/sec, as it has to wait for the Server's 200 ms ACK delay before it is allowed to sent the next SMB Command. This can cause very low performance when copying small files to a Server with SMB signing enabled (Imagine copying 1000 files of 1 Kbyte).
    .
  4. Selective acknowledgments (SACK) (described in RFC 2018)
    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \SYSTEM \CurrentControlSet \Services \Tcpip \Parameters]
    SackOpts = 1 (Enabled = 1, Disabled = 0, Default = 1)
 
TCP Optimzer

With my network and Cable Modem Dwn: 15,000 Mbp and Upl: 2,000

Speed Easy Test #1
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TCP Optimizer Settings Page #1
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TCP Optimizer Advance Settings Page #2
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Speed Easy Test #2
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