Printable View
I have an external modem on COM port 2. I used Xteq setup (a great program) to change the buffer from 128 to 1024. How will this affect my ping times? How will it affect my bandwith (will it even?). The program said that it should help increse my bandwith slightly, but i may have misinterpreted what they said.
------------------
Why Drink and Drive when you can Smoke and Fly?
I don't think increasing the buffer will improve your ping time or your bandwidth. A 56K modem can only transmit/receive data so fast; it's a fixed quantity. The larger buffer might actually *increase* your lag since the contents of the buffer wouldn't be transmitted until the buffer had filled, IMHO. YMMV.
------------------
...
check out: http://www.tranzor.net
I would take cracKrock's side on this one.Quote:
Originally posted by cracKrock:
I don't think increasing the buffer will improve your ping time or your bandwidth. A 56K modem can only transmit/receive data so fast; it's a fixed quantity. The larger buffer might actually *increase* your lag since the contents of the buffer wouldn't be transmitted until the buffer had filled, IMHO. YMMV.
------------------
"Crucify him on the Tree of Woe."
Thats what i figured, but i just wanted to make sure. THNX.
------------------
Why Drink and Drive when you can Smoke and Fly?