Internet/Network benchmark

ftd86 · Apr 2, 2007, 11:17 PM

Well I ran across this benchmark that basically gives you an idea of your connections gaming capability. http://gamer.ubicom.com/benchmarks/benchmarks.php I scored a 4.32/5.0 for internet connection, and only a 0.56/5.0 for QoS. Does anyone know exactly how QoS works or how to increase it's performance?

zaim · Apr 3, 2007, 02:03 AM

i'm sure i'll get a better internet score if it was testing on local servers...
a better internet benchmark for anyone world wide would be www.speedtest.net

here are my results

>GSXR<mrbusa · Apr 3, 2007, 02:40 AM

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Originally Posted by ftd86

Well I ran across this benchmark that basically gives you an idea of your connections gaming capability. http://gamer.ubicom.com/benchmarks/benchmarks.php I scored a 4.32/5.0 for internet connection, and only a 0.56/5.0 for QoS. Does anyone know exactly how QoS works or how to increase it's performance?

That site explains it pretty well in the guides section.
My dgl-4300 router scores me a 4.3/4.3 on there tests.
Comcast 8mb/768KB

ftd86 · Apr 3, 2007, 06:27 AM

Is there a way to prioritize game packets through windows? I know the DGL 4300 is a gaming router that has firmware that does this, but I'm currently using the Belkin N1 Wireless router.

>GSXR<mrbusa · Apr 3, 2007, 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by ftd86

Is there a way to prioritize game packets through windows? I know the DGL 4300 is a gaming router that has firmware that does this, but I'm currently using the Belkin N1 Wireless router.

I believe the answer would have to be no. I do not have the words or knowledge to explain it very good.
There are allot of programs you can install that are supposed to take advantage of the quality of service technology. I personally have never heard anybody say they worked very good. There are also programs you can install that make it easy to set the network traffic priority on a per application basis. The large picture is that unless you are gaming and downloading large files at the same time then there really is nothing you can do to decrease your latency while gaming without using software or hardware. You can read up on how to optimize your network settings based on your internet connection speed.

josh2thad · Apr 3, 2007, 10:10 PM

4.76/2.83

Apr 2, 2007, 11:17 PM	#1
ftd86 HardwareHeaven Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 60 Rep Power: 0	Internet/Network benchmark Well I ran across this benchmark that basically gives you an idea of your connections gaming capability. http://gamer.ubicom.com/benchmarks/benchmarks.php I scored a 4.32/5.0 for internet connection, and only a 0.56/5.0 for QoS. Does anyone know exactly how QoS works or how to increase it's performance?

Apr 3, 2007, 02:03 AM	#2
zaim HardwareHeaven Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Melbourne, AU Posts: 1,052 Rep Power: 42	i'm sure i'll get a better internet score if it was testing on local servers... a better internet benchmark for anyone world wide would be www.speedtest.net here are my results __________________ زعيم MAIN PC(1)(2)(3):•Q9550•GAP35DS3P• 4GBCrucialPC2-8500BallistixTracerLED•XFX9800GTX•3x146GB CheetahSAS15K.5 Raid0•2x 1TB Raid1•LianLiA10B•2x22"5ms@3360x1050• BEDROOM HTPC(1)(2)(3):E6600•MSI945GM3-F•2048DDR2667•1TB•Samsung26"HDTV•HybridHDTV•5.1• Laptop:•Centrino2 P8400 1066fsb•4GB-DDR2 800•320GBSATA•DVDDL•15.4"WXGA•802.11a/b/g/n• WHServer:•AM2 5200+•2GB DDR2 800•Lots of TB Storage•1GB TCP/IP• www.zaimc.com // myspace/zaimc // zaimm.deviantart BLOG BLOG BLOG BLOG BLOG 16 x 92mm fan + radiator experiment!

Apr 3, 2007, 06:27 AM	Thread Starter #4
ftd86 HardwareHeaven Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 60 Rep Power: 0	Prioritize packets? Is there a way to prioritize game packets through windows? I know the DGL 4300 is a gaming router that has firmware that does this, but I'm currently using the Belkin N1 Wireless router.

Apr 3, 2007, 10:10 PM	#6
josh2thad DriverHeaven Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 431 Rep Power: 0	4.76/2.83