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Total n00b question...
On my ethernet controller (nForce2) I have the option to optimize for either CPU or Throughput?
Can some explain which does what and how it affects things? It's currently set for CPU, but would things like my online gaming improve if I set it for TP?
Told you t'was a total n00b question.
On my ethernet controller (nForce2) I have the option to optimize for either CPU or Throughput?
Can some explain which does what and how it affects things? It's currently set for CPU, but would things like my online gaming improve if I set it for TP?
Told you t'was a total n00b question.
If I were you, I'd set it to throughput. My bro had this same option. Transferring files across the network when set to CPU was using about 3% of the available bandwidth. When set to throughput, it uses about 80%. Basically, setting it to CPU makes the PC try its damndest not to stress the CPU, thus low bandwidth...
Total n00b question...
On my ethernet controller (nForce2) I have the option to optimize for either CPU or Throughput?
Can some explain which does what and how it affects things? It's currently set for CPU, but would things like my online gaming improve if I set it for TP?
Told you t'was a total n00b question.
On my ethernet controller (nForce2) I have the option to optimize for either CPU or Throughput?
Can some explain which does what and how it affects things? It's currently set for CPU, but would things like my online gaming improve if I set it for TP?
Told you t'was a total n00b question.