Blog reader Alexander, aka MysticFoxDE, who wrote a script for the optimization, stayed on the topic. This can definitely improve network performance noticeably. Within the article I pointed also out the possibility of optimizing this by adjusting the TCP parameters. I recently reported on the problem of Microsoft's "de-optimization" of the TCP stack in the blog post Microsoft's TCP mess, how to optimize in Windows 10/11.
In Part 1, I prepare the topic and outline what came out of the measurements. A blog reader has done various experiments and left the results to me. Or in short, in Windows 11, there is a significant performance problem in network transfer when data is received. In addition, the data transfer performance of a TCP/IP connection depends on the direction of the data transfer. If you copy data between machines with Windows 10 and Windows 11, Windows 11 consumes 2 to 3 times more CPU power than Windows 10. When transferring data over a network, Windows has an amazing but unattractive effect.
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