[RootbeaR]

"Optimizing your TCP/IP Suite in Windows

One of the issues that some advanced XP users have is the limitation that Microsoft put on the TCP/IP suite in XP. Since the TCP/IP part of the OS was based on NT 4.0, it was not really designed to deal with the quicker speed of the internet that are available to the average consumer today. Don’t worry - there is a quick and easy Registry hack that you can do to fix this issue. The best thing is that you don’t have to touch your Registry to make the changes. There is software that can do it for you.


The application that you will need is SG TCP Optimizer. This is a very small application, but is very useful and easy to use. You can download the program here."
http://www.windowhaxor.net/2009/04/0...te-in-windows/

[Stoner]

Have you tried this program and if you did, how much of an improvement did you see?

[JohnWill]

It works well if your stack settings are wrong. OTOH, for many systems, it won't do anything for you.