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    3 - NIC Settings

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    This document provides instructions for disabling unnecessary network settings and optimizing network card properties. It includes the following steps: 1. Access network properties through Control Panel and disable all settings except TCP/IPv4 and optionally TCP/IPv6 if used. 2. Disable unnecessary advanced settings like QoS Packet Scheduler, wake settings, and others depending on the specific network card. 3. For several example network cards, it lists advanced settings that should be disabled like checksum offloading, jumbo packets, interrupt moderation, and leaving speed and duplex on auto.

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    3 - NIC Settings

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    This document provides instructions for disabling unnecessary network settings and optimizing network card properties. It includes the following steps: 1. Access network properties through Control Panel and disable all settings except TCP/IPv4 and optionally TCP/IPv6 if used. 2. Disable unnecessary advanced settings like QoS Packet Scheduler, wake settings, and others depending on the specific network card. 3. For several example network cards, it lists advanced settings that should be disabled like checksum offloading, jumbo packets, interrupt moderation, and leaving speed and duplex on auto.

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    This document provides instructions for disabling unnecessary network settings and optimizing network card properties. It includes the following steps: 1. Access network properties through Control Panel and disable all settings except TCP/IPv4 and optionally TCP/IPv6 if used. 2. Disable unnecessary advanced settings like QoS Packet Scheduler, wake settings, and others depending on the specific network card. 3. For several example network cards, it lists advanced settings that should be disabled like checksum offloading, jumbo packets, interrupt moderation, and leaving speed and duplex on auto.

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    3 - NIC Settings

    Uploaded by

    Lucas Meireles
    This document provides instructions for disabling unnecessary network settings and optimizing network card properties. It includes the following steps: 1. Access network properties through Control Panel and disable all settings except TCP/IPv4 and optionally TCP/IPv6 if used. 2. Disable unnecessary advanced settings like QoS Packet Scheduler, wake settings, and others depending on the specific network card. 3. For several example network cards, it lists advanced settings that should be disabled like checksum offloading, jumbo packets, interrupt moderation, and leaving speed and duplex on auto.

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    Disable network properties

    Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections


    Your network card
    Right click
    Properties

    Uncheck all OFF apart from


    Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)

    Note
    Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)
    (Enable if you are using this)

    QoS Packet Scheduler - off


    (Enable if you have a congested shared internet connection)
    You can enable/disable this in your router settings also if available
    Allow this device to wake the computer - off

    Advanced

    BELOW ARE SOME NETWORK CARDS AS AN EXAMPLE OR GUIDE

    INTEL(R) ETHERNET CONNECTION (7) I219-V

    Adaptive inter-frame spacing - disabled


    Enable PME - disabled
    Energy Efficient Ethernet - off
    ARP offload - disabled
    Flow control - disabled
    Gigabit master slave mode - auto detect
    (can disable internet or kills speeds for some pc's - if so leave at auto detect)
    Interrupt moderation - disabled
    Interrupt moderation rate - off
    ipv4 checksum offload - rx & tx disabled
    (enable for low end hardware)
    Jumbo packet - disabled
    Large send offload v2 (ipv4) - disabled
    Large send offload v2 (ipv6) - disabled
    Legacy Switch Compatibility Mode - disabled
    Locally administered address - not present
    Log link state event - disabled
    Maximum Number of RSS Queues - 4 queues (registry tweak below)
    Packet priority & vlan - disabled
    Protocol ARP offload - disabled
    Protocol NS offload - disabled
    Receive buffers - 2048
    (max for high speed internet - turn down for low speed internet)
    Receive side scaling - disabled
    Receive side scaling - enabled (if using checksum offloading)
    Reduce Speed On Power Down - disabled
    Speed & duplex - auto negotiation
    (can disable internet or kills speeds for some pc's - if so leave at auto negotiation)
    System Idle Power Saver - disabled
    TCP checksum offload (ipv4) - rx & tx disabled
    (enable for low end hardware)
    TCP checksum offload (ipv6) - rx & tx disabled
    (enable for low end hardware or disabled as not using ipv6)
    Transmit buffers - 2048
    (max for high speed internet - turn down for low speed internet)
    UDP checksum offload (ipv4) - rx & tx disabled
    (enable for low end hardware)
    UDP checksum offload (ipv6) - rx & tx disabled
    (enable for low end hardware or disabled as not using ipv6)
    Ultra Low Power Mode - disabled
    Wait For Link - off
    Wake on Link Settings - disabled
    Wake on Magic Packet - disabled
    Wake on Pattern Match – disabled

    Apply

    LAPTOP KILLER WIRELESS-N/A /AC 1535 WIRELESS NETWORK

    D0 packetcoalescing - disabled
    Dynamic mimo power save - disabled
    network address - not present
    preferred band - no preference
    roaming aggressiveness - highest
    wireless mode - 12 -11 a/b/g/n/ac

    Apply

    KILLER E2400 GIGABIT ETHERNET CONTROLLER

    Arp offload - disabled


    Ecma - disabled
    Energy efficient ethernet - disabled
    Flow control - disabled
    Interrupt moderation - disabled
    Ipv4 checksum offload - disabled
    (enable for low end hardware)
    Jumbo frame - disabled
    Large send offload ipv4 - disabled
    Large send offload v2 ipv4 - disabled
    Large send offload v2 ipv6 - disabled
    Max irq per second - 10000
    Maximum number of rss queues - 4
    Network address - not present
    Ns offload - disabled
    Receive buffers - max
    (max for high speed internet - turn down for low speed internet)
    Receive side scaling - disabled
    Receive side scaling - enabled (if using checksum offloading)
    Shutdown and wakeup - disabled
    Speed & duplex - auto negotiation
    (can disable internet or kills speeds for some pc's - if so leave at auto negotiation)
    Swoi - disabled
    Tcp checksum offload ipv4 - disabled
    (enable for low end hardware)
    Tcp checksum offload ipv6 - disabled
    (enable for low end hardware or disabled as not using ipv6)
    Transmit buffers - max
    (max for high speed internet - turn down for low speed internet)
    Udp checksum offload ipv4 - disabled
    (enable for low end hardware)
    Udp checksum offload ipv6 - disabled
    (enable for low end hardware or disabled as not using ipv6)
    Vlan id - 0
    Wake on magic packet - disabled
    Wake on pattern match - disabled

    Apply

    INTEL(R) 82579V GIGABIT NETWORK CONNECTION

    Adaptive inter-frame spacing - disabled


    ARP offload - disabled
    Flow control - disabled
    Gigabit master slave mode - auto detect
    (can disable internet or kills speeds for some pc's - if so leave at auto detect)
    Interrupt moderation - disabled
    Interrupt moderation rate - off
    ipv4 checksum offload - disabled
    (enable for low end hardware)
    Jumbo packet - disabled
    Large send offload v2 (ipv4) - disabled
    Large send offload v2 (ipv6) - disabled
    Locally administered address - not present
    Maximum number of rss queues - 4 (registry tweak below)
    Log link state event - disabled
    Ns offload - disabled
    Packet priority & vlan - disabled
    Receive buffers - max
    (max for high speed internet - turn down for low speed internet)
    Receive side scaling - disabled
    Receive side scaling - enabled (if using checksum offloading)
    Speed & duplex - auto negotiation
    (can disable internet or kills speeds for some pc's - if so leave at auto negotiation)
    TCP checksum offload (ipv4) - disabled
    (enable for low end hardware)
    TCP checksum offload (ipv6) - disabled
    (enable for low end hardware or disabled as not using ipv6)
    Transmit buffers - max
    (max for high speed internet - turn down for low speed internet)
    UDP checksum offload (ipv4) - disabled
    (enable for low end hardware)
    UDP checksum offload (ipv6) - disabled
    (enable for low end hardware or disabled as not using ipv6)
    Wait for link - off

    Apply

    A note to very low end pc users


    Disabling all "checksum offloads" will get your CPU to do the work rather than the network card.
    Your CPU will always be faster than the network card.

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