A Auxirism Beta member Messages 1 Nov 24, 2011 #1 I have an on board 10/100 nForce network chipset. Will upgrading to a dedicated PCI-E x1 Intel Gigabit CT Pro increase my computer performance? For example, CPU offload, lower ping times, etc. How noticeable are these differences?
I have an on board 10/100 nForce network chipset. Will upgrading to a dedicated PCI-E x1 Intel Gigabit CT Pro increase my computer performance? For example, CPU offload, lower ping times, etc. How noticeable are these differences?
MindoverMaster Golden Master Messages 12,213 Location /home Nov 24, 2011 #2 You won't notice anything. CPU offload does not depend on you Ethernet port. Also, your ping is controlled by your ISP. (Or something, not sure)
You won't notice anything. CPU offload does not depend on you Ethernet port. Also, your ping is controlled by your ISP. (Or something, not sure)
Yami Lady Techie Messages 8,196 Location UK Nov 25, 2011 #3 MindoverMaster said: You won't notice anything. CPU offload does not depend on you Ethernet port. Click to expand... Correct. Also, your ping is controlled by your ISP. (Or something, not sure) Click to expand... It's more to do with the length and type of connection between your computer and the ISP's servers (or wherever else you're connecting to).
MindoverMaster said: You won't notice anything. CPU offload does not depend on you Ethernet port. Click to expand... Correct. Also, your ping is controlled by your ISP. (Or something, not sure) Click to expand... It's more to do with the length and type of connection between your computer and the ISP's servers (or wherever else you're connecting to).