Network Adapter Performance Adjustment Questions

Question

Hello I'm looking for Microsoft documents to optimize my network because I want to lower my game ping https://learn.microsoft.com/ko-kr/windows-server/networking/technologies/network-subsystem/net-sub-performance-tuning-nics I have a document called Network Adapter Performance Adjustment, so I have a question ARP offload IPV4 Checksum Offload LARGE SEND OFFLOAD V2 IPV4 LARGE SEND OFFLOAD V2 IPV6 NS Offload TCP Checksum Offload IPV4 TCP Checksum Offload IPV6 UDP Checksum Offload IPV4 UDP Checksum Offload IPV6 Q1. Does that mean I should enable all nine of these features? Q2. Will using all nine of these features help lower gaming ping? Q3. I would appreciate it if you could let me know any other network settings to help lower gaming ping I want to know how to lower gaming pings even if I use a lot of CFU or RAM

Answer 1

ARP Offload

IPV4 Checksum Offload

LARGE SEND OFFLOAD V2 IPV4

LARGE SEND OFFLOAD V2 IPV6

NS Offload

TCP Checksum Offload IPV4

TCP Checksum Offload IPV6

UDP Checksum Offload IPV4

UDP Checksum Offload IPV6

Answer 2

Q1. Does that mean I should enable all nine of these features?

Q2. Will using all nine of these features help lower gaming?

Q3. I would appreciate it if you could let me know any other network settings to help lower gaming

I want to know how to lower gaming pings even if I use a lot of CFU or RAM

Answer 3

Hello, The document you found is about Windows Server. Windows client system and Windows server system are two different types of operating systems, they are very different in design and function. They differ greatly in terms of network functions, network traffic control, network security and network connectivity. The methods in this article may not be applicable to Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11. You can effectively optimize the network performance of client systems, enhancing the speed and stability of internet connections by using the following methods.

1. Maintain a stable internet connection and consider upgrading to a faster speed.
2. Regularly update network drivers.
3. Optimize system settings by closing unnecessary applications and services.
4. Clear the DNS cache.
5. Disable unnecessary programs that start automatically.
6. Adjust Windows update settings to reduce bandwidth usage.