FINALLY!!! low ping!!!

karma charger

karma charger

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it's as easy as this. start> control panel> network connections> whatever you are using (I.E. local area network)> properties> internet protocol (TCP/IP) (highlight it) > properties > use this DNS server and then for the first one
208.67.222.222
second one: 208.67.220.220

this is the openDNS.com server and (i'm not 100% positive, maybe like 80%) it lowers your ping and jitter and packet loss.i don't have a before picture, unless you go to the "post your ping!" post that i did and look at the first one. i have had this running for a day now, and everything is faster, ping is lower, but tonight is the real test. i seem to have high ping there, so ill post my results later. if you want to post your results. :D


and remember, this is the peak of the internet usage time, so it's usually better:good:
 
karma charger said:
it's as easy as this. start> control panel> network connections> whatever you are using (I.E. local area network)> properties> internet protocol (TCP/IP) (highlight it) > properties > use this DNS server and then for the first one
208.67.222.222
second one: 208.67.220.220

this is the openDNS.com server and (i'm not 100% positive, maybe like 80%) it lowers your ping and jitter and packet loss.i don't have a before picture, unless you go to the "post your ping!" post that i did and look at the first one. i have had this running for a day now, and everything is faster, ping is lower, but tonight is the real test. i seem to have high ping there, so ill post my results later. if you want to post your results. :D


and remember, this is the peak of the internet usage time, so it's usually better:good:
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I don't think that should help reduce your ping, a DNS server simply tells your computer how to address a website, so your computer sends "www.computerforum.com" and it replys with 123.456.789.198 something that your computer can than use.

Ping is just how quickly it takes to send a packet from point A to point B and has nothing to do with DNS
 
ya i know what ping is. but ever since i put it on yesterday, iv'e had it below 200, which it's been 200 for 5 months now, so i don't think there was a coincidence.
 
hmmm, i wonder if this works, my ping averages around 140 and it is a pain in the backside to get a decent game of battlefield 2142 with ping like this :S

i think i may try this just to see, anythings better than nothing
 
I have a number of DNS servers lined up in case the one from my ISP fails, as it sometimes does. I wonder though, how trustworthy the free servers are? They have perfect records of every URL you access. Perhaps that is also the case when you surf using browser incognito modes.
 
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