Speeds are slowly getting better

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noaht1980
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Speeds are slowly getting better

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i was using cablenut and was getting about 163KB/Sec =1304 i deleted cablenut and im just using TCPOptimizer with a RWIN of 27740 and i got this speed tonight
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so im slowly getting better 171KB/Sec = 1368

i would like to get 5 more KB/Sec with would be 176KB/Sec=1408


any other RWINS that might increase speeds?

i also tried

64240
51100


27740 is best so far as you can see in the pic
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What are your average ping times? Have you tried a lower RWIN Value?
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with dsl the lower rwin the better.
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I did a ping test on TCPOptimizer and it said my average was

98ms wich i was told under 100 was GREAT :-)


and no i havent tried a lower RWIN

what rwins would you suggest?

i wanna say thanx to everyone who has ever helped me out i truly appreciate it
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87600 128480 175200 186880 try those
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Mccoffee

Here are my results from the RWINS you gave me


87760 = 161 KB/Sec
128480 = 167 KB/Sec
175200 = 169 KB/Sec
186880 = 172 KB/Sec picture below
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so as the RWIN got bigger so did my speed

maybe you have a couple higher ones that might raise it even higher thanx alot for your help
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192720 198560 i wouldn't got pas the 1900's with those numbers it's still pushing it
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Mccoffee


i tried those


192729 = 145 KB/Sec
198560 = 130 KB/Sec


but the funny thing is i went back to the 186880 that i got 172 KB/Sec last night and this morning i only got 115 KB/Sec


so you think last night i just got lucky with that RWIN?
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Mccoffee

i just ran a online speed test with that 186880 and got this

http://www.dslreports.com/speedtests/13 ... 1029515907

yet 10 minutes ago when i did the test with that # on a fast ftp server i only got 115 KB/Sec

so maybe the FTP is getting alot of use this morning

im not sure exactly how that works
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Post by earthmofo »

Try the following values:

18980 - this is calculated with a 100 ms ping

23360 - calculated with a 125 ms ping


Try these also:

20440
21900
24820
26280
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