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Both of these screen-shots were from just a few seconds ago by the way:
Disable Your Nagle-Algorithm to Reduce Latency (instructions in spoiler if you don't want to load a new instructions tab/window)
Network Interface Controller (NIC is known as network interface card, network adapter, LAN adapter or physical network interface). This is a computer hardware component that connects a PC to a PC network. A system might have multiple internet connections and for each connection, Windows Registry builds an individual NIC interface or NIC-ID. This ID is presented in the form of the cryptic combination of letters and numbers, enclosed in braces. For recognizing the suitable NIC-ID it is required to obtain the IP address of current or active internet connection.
Follow the steps to recognize the suitable NIC Interface
• In the search box type ‘CMD’ and press Enter to open Command Prompt
• Then on the black screen, type ‘IPCONFIG’ and hit Enter to view info on your active connection
• Find and write down IP address, displayed next to IPv4 Address, under Wireless LAN adapter Wireless Network Connection
• And Exit Command Prompt
Note: In Windows 10 user can easily copy/paste the command, this feature is enabled in Windows 10 only.
Simply by modifying the registry, the Nagle algorithm can be disabled. But before moving further it is recommended to remember the IP address, by following the above steps. And after follow the steps given below.
• In the search box type ‘REGEDIT’ and press Enter for opening the Windows Registry Editor
• Then, in the left pane, expand through HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE to achieve the following key
• SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces
The key might contain several NICs, this depends upon the number of internet connections have been used. So to disable the Nagle-Algorithm of the correct internet profile it is required to access the correct NIC-ID. And to do this click any interface key and locate and then match the IP address with the one noted in the earlier section, in the right pane of Registry Editor. It is possible to exist within a string Value, named ‘IPAddress’ or ‘DhcpIPAddress’.
And as it is found, continue in the same key > in the left pane of registry editor
In the empty space right-click, and select New for creating two DWORD Values
And rename these values as ‘TcpAckFrequency’ (sending out packets immediately)
and ‘TCPNoDelay’ (Disabling Nagle-Algorithm)
Next, double click both the entries for Modifying
And to activate them put 1 as their Value data > click OK for saving the changes
Close Registry Editor, and Reboot your Computer
Well, by following the process you can easily disable Nagle Algorithm in Windows 10. However, it is also essential to inform you this is an essential Windows tool and needed to be reactivated for a proficient portion of work. You can disable the algorithm temporary as disabling it permanently might have a visible influence on the regular bandwidth. So, as you are done with your work, just reverse the settings by changing the data of two newly created values to 0.
Ah now I remember, TALENTS were renamed because of that. My mistake.
Six of one, half-dozen of another; your point still stands.
Yep.
Cool beans, that underside of the buss is rough.
We're alive, or at least the bodies twitch when I jab them with sticks! But it has been a rather busy summer, and no, do not post such things, or else, well, bad things.
Bad things.
I have a bad feeling that the twitching bodies have to do with the bad things.
Oh that all depends . . . ba-dum PSHHHHHHH.