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Old 06-06-2004, 14:47   #13
Nutty
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Re: Is there such thing as a better NIC for broadband?

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802.1p =disabled <-- have no idea what this is for??
down poll rate = 8 <-- have no idea what this is for??
flow control = enabled <-- have no idea what this is for??
Media type = 10Mb half duplex
Rx checksum offload = disabled <-- have no idea what this is for??
Tx checksum offload = disabled <-- have no idea what this is for??
Turn the checksum offloads on, this will remove some calculations from the cpu.

Peer 2 peer softwaer greatly depends on the amount of uploading your peers are doing. Theres alot of leechers (ppl who dont uploads any/much) so typically speeds aren't great.

Web browsing pauses are more likely due to DNS servers being max'd out
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