High Bandwidth, sucky latency

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i live in northern new jersey. i have a cable modem. i subscribe to comcast@home. i clock in at around 600 kbps at most bandwidth meters. when i connect to battle.net, no matter which realm, i invariably get 6 red latency.

this sucks. i need help.

thanks.

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The following patch for @home users such as you might help.
This only applys to Windows98 / Windows 2000 or later. Please tell me what operating system you have. It would be nice to know.

Taking from SpeedGuide.net

@Home Speed Patch

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A lot of people reported drastic speed increase using this patch. It's a program that was supported by @Home Cable Modem Service at the beginning of 1998, and it claims to make registry changes in order to increase Cable modem performance. The only key it makes changes to, that I'm aware of is "DefaultRcvWindow". It changes it to "373360" ?! The only disadvantages that I know of, are that the program "TCPAdjust" chokes on that registry setting, and wouldn't start, and that the 373360 RWin setting seems bogus, since it is not multiple of MSS. Another fact is that such large value is not supported under Windows 95 and NT, only Windows 98, 98SE and Windows 2000 have Large TCP Windows Support. To get the last bit of performance out of your Cable Modem, I'd recommend changing the RWin setting to some multiple of MSS after applying the patch - check the Registry Tweaks section , or install one of our Generic Registry patches after applying the @Home patch .

This patch is no longer supported by the @Home staff, according to them "It might cause some problems with stream video..." If you still want it, you can download it from here. It has a nice install/uninstall program and I couldn't reproduce any problems with "video" while running the patch. If you want to uninstall this patch for some reason, you can do it easily from "Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs"


@Home Speed Patch

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