End your wow lag. Forever.

[Brisi[NOR]]

I normally got 1k-3k ms ( :'( ) So I really want to try this!

Give vista guide please

[elbanda]

im using the first 1 and it works AWESOME but i cant find MSMQ under microsoft for the second 1 the first 1 improved my latency by 200ms this is just the trick i was looking for thank you so very much now i actually stand a chance in av the horde were having a field day with me when i was lagging you should get MUCH rep for this post because it works and it works well if someone has time could you tell me how to find MSMQ so i can put the other hack into effect

[brucelia]

awesome tips it worked fine with me, now Im 65ms o_O

[Tedrell]

This does work on one of my comps, now trying it on my comp running vista, see how it works

[funerailles]

Not an exploit... it's a bug correction

[hadi]

It Workd Yes Omg Thanks Thanks +rep +rep +rep If I Could I I Am A Leacher

[pennaha]

Or you get a mac with no lag or trojans (:

[Jticious]

hexadecimal or decimal value?

because hexadecimal doesnt work and the decimal value wont take

[Farylon]

If you read the post on the actual WoW forums, it appears that people are getting the banhammer using this as it is considered altering game data in some way, I could have misread into it though.

If there is a risk for the banhammer I would just ignore this for the time being as going more indepth behind the reasoning behind the lag it is supposedly because Blizzard uses the "Nagle Algorithm" for data transferring which is being disabled in the next patch (currently disabled on the ptr under the quote of "Reduced network latency by disabling the Nagle algorithm."

Yeah.

This is for people using lowerping.com, otherwise everyone else using the vbs or editing regedit themselves are okay.

Also thank you for this :P

[Razzko]

crap doublepost. Can you delete your own posts on this forum?

[Razzko]

All this does is disables Nagle algorythm (wikipedia it or smth) globally for your connection. In a nutshell, Nagle algo makes your connection wait for several packets before actually sending them (to reduce the amount of header data sent, etc etc).

Nagle actually reduces traffic (increases speed) for 'big' transfers, such as files, websites, etc. However its effect is pure negative when it comes to realtime online applications which send/receive data constantly in small amounts, which WoW is.

What this registry edit does, is disables Nagle for your connection. Globally. So you'll actually see a negative effect for websites/downloads/etc, but a very positive effect for WoW in most cases.

It's also worth mentioning that WoW will have Nagle flagged off in patch 2.3.2 for its connections, so you can just revert this registry change once 2.3.2 hits and enable Nagle globally again (its a good thing, afterall), but have it still off for WoW. (It's also possible to reach this effect with a local proxy, which is described in the Elitist Jerks forum thread.)

And finally, there's no way you can get banned for this. All you do is alter your TCP/IP settings, nothing else. It's also very easy to revert, and unless you really do something wrong you cant harm your PC or OS or whatever.

It did help me personally a lot. Went from 250ish down to 100ish, and I live in Russia, where good internet connections don't exist.

[Ghold]

thx for the repost but its not your work so no rep

[Y060N]

Yeah, thanks for this lowered my ping

[Lazylol]

My latency seems to have gone from 250-350 to 140 or less. I'm quite happy I came by this thread

[0-0-7]

Anyone know how to Do it for vista yet.. My latency is at 222, its so annoying!