Quote (OtterJethro @ Jan 8 2013 04:11pm)
Why do people still say this? It wasn't all that funny the first time. The two really are not correlated do that can't be the reason either...
You do seem pretty mad...
Quote (Kevorkian @ Jan 7 2013 10:02pm)
Hey can someone help me with MTU (Maximum Transmit Unit) on my router? I was fiddling with my settings looking for something that may help me lag less on BO2 and I stumbled onto MTU size of my wireless router.
Currently set to 1,500. I tried setting it to 1,000 yesterday for the hell of it and it seemed to help me play better. This may have been a placebo effect though IDK...
I've done some searching and reading online and found this table which states I shouldn't even have been able to connect to Xbox with an MTU byte size of 1,000. Not sure what to think now... Please help.
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1500 Largest size for a packet to safely travel the Al gore highway of fun
1492 The maximum MTU with PPPoE
1472 The maximum MTU for non PPPoe connections before fragmentation occurs
1464 The maximum payload before fragmentation occurs when using a PPPoE
1460 TCP data size (MMS) when the max MTU is set to 1500
1452 TCP Data size (MSS) when MTU is 1492 and using PPPoE
1364 Lowest MTU XBL will accept ,below this you will get an mTU error message on the screen
576 Reccomended MTU for dailup, seriously dude BUY BETTER INTERNET!
Looking for someone who can help me with this please...
This post was edited by Kevorkian on Jan 8 2013 05:46pm