Author Topic: What the internets.  (Read 1071 times)

This is bullstuff; The only thing a new DNS should change is ping.


I feel blessed
What the forget is your ISP in your asscrack ?

"hey forums I am not getting the speeds I am paying my ISP to provide do you have any idea why"

"stop complaining I have it worse than you!"
oh shut up

his isp is probably under maintenance which isn't s big deal. my Internet is completely unaccessible under maintenance. but i don't go around complaining about it

"hey forums I am not getting the speeds I am paying my ISP to provide do you have any idea why"

"stop complaining I have it worse than you!"
It's true though, if you're internet is at least a megabyte a second download wise you're pretty okay.

This is bullstuff; The only thing a new DNS should change is ping.
Not even that
All DNS is responsible for is resolving a host name to an IP address, once that's done, DNS isn't touched.
It'll make a difference for web browsing (if a few ms really matters for that) because you're making a bunch of independent connections (assuming the browser isn't caching resolutions), but for gaming, where you only need to resolve once for the initial connection (or zero times in the case of games with server browsers where everything is already IPs, like blockland) it won't make any difference

It's true though, if you're internet is at least a megabyte a second download wise you're pretty okay.
thats really not okay if you have more than one person in a home and you intend on doing multiple things at once with your internet, it's what my grandparents have and it's unusable if more than one person is trying to stream something

oh shut up

his isp is probably under maintenance which isn't s big deal. my Internet is completely unaccessible under maintenance. but i don't go around complaining about it

he was asking a question, the threads intention wasn't to just whine