Get 20% more out of your connection!
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Was just browsing around for some nice cam footage when i stumbled across this. If its disabled or not configured your pc auto reserves 20% of your internet/network bandwidth for things like automatic updates. Tbh i think thats quite alot, 1/5 of your connection you cant actually use! Just thought you guys might like to try it aswell, seems silly not to really.
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Just editted it,
Rebooting now,brb. :P
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Meh, not much improvement, but good to know
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its old, but still useful
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It's aging but i totally forgot about this, i'd like nopeace to check this out since i can remember the restriction only kicking in when downloading updates.
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Is this only for vista?
Doesn't work for XP Home.
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greg
Is this only for vista?
Doesn't work for XP Home.
Who uses "home" edition? Works for XP Pro.
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Me :( will be getting vista soon. This computer is called Oldie. =(
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Probably wont work with Vista Home either :D Get some real OS.
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I have XP Home too :S, lol
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to be honest with cable, I probably couldn't tell a different unless I was using something like flashget or utorrent/bitcomet. Now connecting to websites from foreign countries (like japan, korea, china...mmo purposes maybe?) it's a nasty ping.
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that's fantastic mate, i've just done it myself and im about to reboot :D
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never knew about this, done it nether the less. dont see much of a improvement though. like someone mentioned maybe it only takes effect while downloading windows updates etc.