MTU: Helping to quicken your gameplay!

• Breeze wrote on 2011-05-20 04:41
  hmm ok, i restarted twice and it took affect after the second restart..but awesome! and thanks alot!
• Dracius wrote on 2011-05-22 19:45
  For Windows 7, the way to tell if it was successful or not is by seeing the program say "Ok." after you press enter.
  
  You can also copypasta the command into it by right-click + paste (Ctrl +V doesn't work)
• Krankii wrote on 2011-05-23 02:16
  Will this help with proxy lag too? -playing Mabi NA somewhere near Australia-
• kevinXIV wrote on 2011-05-24 05:35

  Quote from Krankii;452598:

  Will this help with proxy lag too? -playing Mabi NA somewhere near Australia-

  
  
  dont use proxy.. i'm playing outside NA too.. i always turn off my proxy whilst logging out(with correct timing)
  
  always use proxy only tol log in.. you can bypass it after.. there's a guide about that but i dunno what you are using..
• Fynl wrote on 2011-05-25 16:34
  After changing my MTU, I lost the ability to access some websites, even making my IP static.
• Krankii wrote on 2011-05-26 00:11

  Quote from kevinXIV;453640:

  dont use proxy.. i'm playing outside NA too.. i always turn off my proxy whilst logging out(with correct timing)
  
  always use proxy only tol log in.. you can bypass it after.. there's a guide about that but i dunno what you are using..

  
  
  Using the AOL proxy.
• Angel wrote on 2011-06-14 07:19
  *tldr'd the whole thread*
  
  Would this work just as good, or better as disabled Nagle?
• Sapphireoath wrote on 2011-06-14 07:27
  Combined with nagle, it works wonders with skill loading and weapon switching. Personally I have mine set to 386, as the wiki suggested. I tried lower but I never noticed much difference in speed. I wouldn't use it instead of nagle, but you need to switch back to default MTU if you plan on browsing the internet, otherwise it slows it down.
• Zlatka wrote on 2011-06-14 19:59
  sooo i got 'element not found' running from main admin account and as administrator
• Shirayuki wrote on 2011-06-14 20:19

  Quote from Zlatka;479226:

  sooo i got 'element not found' running from main admin account and as administrator

  
  
  Do you have windows XP? o.o
• Zack wrote on 2011-06-14 20:38

  Quote from Sapphireoath;478898:

  Combined with nagle, it works wonders with skill loading and weapon switching. Personally I have mine set to 386, as the wiki suggested. I tried lower but I never noticed much difference in speed. I wouldn't use it instead of nagle, but you need to switch back to default MTU if you plan on browsing the internet, otherwise it slows it down.

  
  
  I notice a much greater speed between 386 and 152.
• Zlatka wrote on 2011-06-14 21:07

  Quote from Shirayuki;479265:

  Do you have windows XP? o.o

  
  
  Vista Ultimate o.o
• Shirayuki wrote on 2011-06-14 21:10

  Quote from Zlatka;479301:

  Vista Ultimate o.o

  
  
  Should be working then. Did you type up the command line exactly right?
  
  edit: or is you primary connection named something besides Local Area Connection or Wireless Network Connection?
• Zlatka wrote on 2011-06-14 21:40

  Quote from Shirayuki;479306:

  Should be working then. Did you type up the command line exactly right?
  
  edit: or is you primary connection named something besides Local Area Connection or Wireless Network Connection?

  
  
  how do i check this
  
  HAHA NVM found out my connections called 'Wireless Network Connection 5'
• Royale wrote on 2011-06-15 13:12
  i would recommend to make 2 mtu batch files
  mtu1500.bat
  and
  mtu(what ever you use).bat
  its much easier to switching between them that way.
  
  in case anyone doesn't know how to make a batch file, just make a text document
  type in: netsh interface ipv4 set subinterface "Local Area Connection" mtu=nnnn store=persistent
  and change the file name from . txt to .bat