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Thanks for the response.

I've another question if you don't mind...
With regards to Nagle's Algorithm and games such as this, I understand that disabling it is usually the way to go, but would that mean sending an acknowledgement packet every 20ms (for this game) as well as individual packets for ...

So, after much playing around with different TCP settings, I *think* I've found the solution to my smoothness issue: enabling RFC 1323 Timestamps. But with my very basic understanding of what it offers I don't see how it's helping, unless something has happened ISP-end... or I'm going mad...

Have ...

Is there anything I can do at the OS (Windows 10) or driver (Realtek PCIe GbE Family Controller) level to specifically help with congestion on my end (should there be any)? I tried using the CTCP and NewReno congestion algorithms but no luck.

Yeah, with regards to this game, the developers used TCP ...

Thanks for the reply, Philip.

I think out of all the possibilities it is likely down to the time of day or it's ISP-related.

I'm on Ethernet and have tried tweaking the TCP offloads, power saving features, as well as using the the Optimizer (great app, by the way), but they don't seem to do the ...

Hello,

I'm playing a game which is developed in TCP and I've found that the game feels smoother/more responsive after playing it for many hours during a session. My network (and system) latency is low and pretty stable, there's no packet loss (that my very amateur TCP analysing skills can tell ...