Re: OT: Anyone running Vista?

sf wrote:
On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 03:39:55 GMT, Steve Wertz
<swertz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 08:45:50 +1300, Frenchy wrote:

And while Steve W says it is "impossible" to get a faster download,
I can assure you it is. Have 4 machines connected to a home
network and the Vista machine is way faster than the others.

Your home network machine running Vista *will* be faster. But
it's not downloading from the Internet faster. You're obviouslly
seeing the effects of a bug. Have you done actual benchmarks?

TCP receive window size being but one of
them and that was NEVER optimised under any previous Windows,

RWIN has always been adjustable and should usually stay constant
dependant on your connection rate.

Never mind. Believe what you want. It's faster, yep. You are
the MAN!

You're right, down-stream is what it is..... and any computer will run
faster with a newly reinstalled OS (because it's clean), but the new
computer may also have dual RAM and a double core which will speed
things up a bit. I'm just thinking about internal processing -
receiving data off the internet.

You're exactly correct, sf. The internet can NOT run any faster than what
it is. It's most likely the machine becuase, as you stated, it's absolutely
clean. You are 100% correct.

kili


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