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Ok, so you've tweaked your Firefox and many of you have seen some good results. But have you tweaked your Internet settings? Windows only loads the standard default setting durning installation. These of course can be tweaked to also improve speed dramatically.

First test your Internet speed by going to one of the following sites:

http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/

http://www.pcpitstop.com/internet/Bandwidth.asp

After testing your speed download Dr. TCP which will allow you to easily tweak your Interneting settings. After adjusting your seeting you have to REBOOT and then go back to either of the above site and you'll see an improvement in speed.

Dr. TCP: http://www.dslreports.com/drtcp

I use Road Runner and my speed increaced a whopping 1.1 megs.

Here are the setting I used to acheive the increase:

Tcp Receive Window = 37500 Path MTU Discovery = Yes

Window Scaling = Yes Black Hole Detection = No

Time Stamping = No Max. Duplicate ACKs = 3

Selective Acks = Yes TTL = 64

Alternative TCP Receive Window = 256960

474280

Enjoy the speed!

That would only be possible if your settings were extremely fubared to begin with...

99.9% of people will get a negligible difference..

anyways.. you can run the tweak test at dslr and it basically tells you what to do.

http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks

Not at all my friend. I went from 3.6 to 4.7. I just ran the test again and here are the results:

http://www.pcpitstop.com/internet/BandwidthResults.asp

Download Bandwidth Test Results

Download speed: 4604 kilobits per second

Test details: 3354 kilobytes downloaded in 5.828 seconds.

Receive buffer size: Not available

Believe!!!

lol... both sites told me my connection was < 3mbps... and I most definitely can download at speeds of 512kB/s (I DO have a 4mbps downstream and it works for sure, tested it many times using local sites and servers :yes:)

so for 1 I don't trust the results of those tests... then comes the part that you just know what your downstream is, your ISP gives you a certain connection and you can't surpass those speads legally as far as I know...

Speed

1.5 megabits per second

Communications 1.5 megabits per second

Storage 183.9 kilobytes per second

1MB file download 5.6 seconds

Subjective rating Great

Explain results

Info

Date & time Sunday, February 27, 10:28AM*

Test type IDT4 Free

Connection type ADSL

Region New Jersey

Data size 1024KB

IP address 138.89.113.50

Provider Verizon Online

:p i dont need to tweak ****

Edit: Tweak Test said i got some perfect stuff (no reccomendatins

Already tweaked.

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Would be faster if I were not listen to 128kbps music, playing urban terror online (quake 3), downloading from irc at 103kbps atm and uploading at 20kbps. A third of my max upload btw.

That and its wireless and who knows what my brother is doing on his pc right now. Sure he is at least listen to music at 128kbps and playing urban terror. Sures hes in a few irc channel on enterthegame as well.

  • 3 weeks later...

Here's mine...though they are default settings. These sites are very inaccurate. Most of the bandwidth testers are that I've came across. You'd have to factor in server load times at the time being and then factor in the computer you are using's activity.

Really the "TCP tweaks" don't do too much for anything. And even if you think so, then you'd have to find the balance between the internet and network speed you want, since it will effect both.

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