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Optimizing Gigabit Ethernet Speed | |
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| by: (31 Jan 2013) | |||
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| This articles gives tips on how to improve Windows XP Ethernet speed. | |||
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| Windows XP was not initially meant for gigabit speeds. A few registry changes (assuming you do have a gigabit connection) may improve your sustained transfer rate.
[Note: These are only possibilities to try - be prepared to restore to original settings.]
TcpWindowSize HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEM | CurrentControlSet | Services | Tcpip | Parameter Create a DWORD value, name it TcpWindowSize and set it to 1048576 decimal The value is definitive. We suggest trying different values as long as the transfer is stable. DefaultSendWindow Another registry item to change is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEM | CurrentControlSet | AFD | Parameters Create a DWORD value, name it DefaultSendWindow and set it to 1048576 decimal TCP Automatic Scaling HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEM | CurrentControlSet | Services | Tcpip | Parameter Add a DWORD value, name it ‘Tcp1323Opts’, set value to 1 |
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