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MTU and RWIN editing

5 posts by 5 people · 22 Apr 1999 - 23 Apr 1999

Ed White 22 Apr 1999#463297
Hi all, I'd like to hear from anyone who has chosen to alter their mtu and rwin settings, by editing their registry, as is recommended by the tech facts page at vroc, and if the improvement justified the changes....I connect and race fairly regularly now to a variety of servers, and have what I'd think was a normal amount of discos/difficulties connecting or staying connected. BUT if I can improve on this situation, it would save some lost time, which is becoming more and more precious, as I can hardly find enough time to race now, and staring at spyboy/multiplayer/ screens, or waiting for my computer to reboot, isn't nearly as much fun as actually racing.... The only thing keeping me from just going ahead and doing it is the thought of boinking up my registry, and having to spend my time reformatting/reinstalling/blahblahblah instead of racing.....So, anyone tried it? And hows it working? Let me know.....Ed --
J. Crai 22 Apr 1999#463298
Another option is to install dialup network 1.3 that has a variable/more efficient mtu. This would eliminate the need to manually modify packet size/mtu etc..
You may also want to check out the post here in r.a.s. under the subject "VROC possible disconnect fix..." This may also help you improve your connection. I don't know if these "tweaks" will work in Win95, so if anyone tries them in Win95, let us know. -- **************************** Michael E. Carver ************************* Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<[ /./. [- < ]>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
5th Docto 23 Apr 1999#463482
I have enjoyed many races using modified settings. I used the utility called PPPBoost from www.c3sys.demon.co.uk. to alter the settings. I use the recommended settings shown in the utility interface. If the race server shows low pings, I rarely get disco'd, and my net downloads are faster too. >Hi all, I'd like to hear from anyone who has chosen to alter their mtu and >rwin settings, by editing their registry, as is recommended by the tech >facts page at vroc, and if the improvement justified the changes....I >connect and race fairly regularly now to a variety of servers, and have what >I'd think was a normal amount of discos/difficulties connecting or staying >connected. BUT if I can improve on this situation, it would save some lost >time, which is becoming more and more precious, as I can hardly find enough >time to race now, and staring at spyboy/multiplayer/ screens, or waiting for
Quoted text (7 lines)>my computer to reboot, isn't nearly as much fun as actually racing.... The >only thing keeping me from just going ahead and doing it is the thought of >boinking up my registry, and having to spend my time >reformatting/reinstalling/blahblahblah instead of racing.....So, anyone >tried it? And hows it working? Let me know.....Ed >--
>>> The >>only thing keeping me from just going ahead and doing it is the thought of >>boinking up my registry, and having to spend my time >>reformatting/reinstalling/blahblahblah instead of racing. If you are nervous about changing your registry, export a copy to your desktop before you change anything. If, after the change, you find something awry, just import the pre-change registry back and you are back where you started. daxe -----------== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News ==---------- http://www.newsfeeds.com/ The Largest Usenet Servers in the World! ---------== Over 72,000 Groups, Plus Dedicated Binaries Servers ==--------

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