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Yeah, the purpose of the QoS scheduler is to give some room for the tcp ACK packets to find their way back to your computer. If your ACK packets get stuck in a queue, your browsing, etc grinds to a halt under heavy p2p traffic.
Thanks for the tip. I generally find the most useful "speed" tweak when P2Ping is using the eventid4226 patch. It's not really a speed tweak of course but when you leech and browse you'll find your browsing to be a whole lot faster and responsive than if this wasn't tweaked. I've also tried tcpoptimizer but it didn't do that much for me.
wow thats amazing ... what were they thinking out there in microsoft when they decided to take those 20% from us ?? it is absolutly rudness to do such a thing.
i hope my network games will get better now with less lags
thanks
also it wont be any good if u dont use the evidpatch from lvllord together which changes the connect rate by raising half open to 50 instead of win xp sp2 default 10 (Think its only if u have XP SP2)
A simpler way is to remove the QoS service from your Network connection.
Simpler and easier
The QoS service in XP Pro was designed mainly for systems connected to a domain controller.
The domain controller can download windows updates and send the updates to each individual pc connected to it.
The typical home user does not need to have the QoS service attached to their network connection