Anyone know what I should set this stuff up as? I seem to be having latency issues and connection instability that my ISP swears is something on my end.
Device Sleep on Disconnect: Enable/Disable
Flow Control: Disabled/Rx + Tx Enabled/Rx Enabled/Tx Enabled
Interrupt Moderation: Enabled/Disable
IP Checksum Offload: RX + TX Enable/RX Enable/TX Enable/Disable
Jumbo Packet: 1514 bytes/2514 bytes/4514 bytes/9014 bytes
Large Send Offload V1 (IPv4): Enable/Disable
Large Send Offload V2 (IPv4): Enable/Disable
Large Send Offload V2 (IPv): Enable/Disable
Low Power Idle Mode: Enable/Disable
Low Power State Link Speed: Enable/Disable
Network Address: Not Present/ Value:xxxxx
Priority & VLAN: Priority Enabled/Priority & VLAN Enabled/Priority & VLAN Disabled
Recieve Side Scaling: Enabled/Disabled
Speed/duplex settings: Auto Negotiation/10/100/FD/HD
TCP Checksum Offload(IPv4): RX &TX Enabled/RX Enabled/TX Enabled/Disabled
TCP Checksum Offload (IPv6): RX &TX Enabled/RX Enabled/TX Enabled/Disabled
UDP Checksum Offload (IPv4):RX &TX Enabled/RX Enabled/TX Enabled/Disabled
UDP Checksum Offload (IPv):RX &TX Enabled/RX Enabled/TX Enabled/Disabled
VLAN Id: Value
Wake on Magic Packet: Enabled/Disabled
Wake on pattern match: Enabled/Disabled
WakeOnLAN From PowerOff: Enable/Disable
I'd appreciate any info on these settings, if you're wondering I'm advertised a 6meg download/ 384 upload and my speeds bounce around from 900kbps - 5.5 Meg, differing just about every time I speedtest it. My latency is ALWAYS horrible, no matter how fast the connection is running. I've been dealing with over 300 ping to Chicago, which is 3 1/2 hrs away.