This version has fixed a few issues that were in the previous beta and last regular v2 release
https://www.killernetworking.com/killersupport/
https://www.killernetworking.com/killersupport/killer-beta-program
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WhatsThePoint Notebook Virtuoso
There's a new interface for testing bandwidth similar to that of Ookla speedtest dot net.
You should compare your results with other speed tests like DSLReports
Running the ping command to test your network is also something you should consider.
In v2.0.2351.0 you can now choose from a drop down list of host servers in your area.
This new version is working well for me on the GA Windows 10 Pro X64 and Windows Insider 19H1 build 18317 on the fast ring.Killer_Networking and hmscott like this. -
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Does this work with the 1535/E2500 or is it strictly for the 1550 and newer cards?
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https://www.killernetworking.com/killersupport/killer-beta-program
I don't have a 1535 to test or I'd test it.
You'll probably need to agree to some terms of use before getting the download links.
If you already have a v2 installed you will only need to use the beta Microsoft Store App Package to update the version.This is not available directly from the MS Store.
If a previous v2 KCC is running quit the program and then run the app>restart>test bandwidth>set priorities. -
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Regarding the new look to the speed test, the only difference is the interface. We have always used Ookla's speedtest.net API. However, we will soon be changing to a different service, as Ookla's API has been doing some strange things, such as connecting people in Canada to Ghana for their nearest server.
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New Killer Control Center Beta
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by WhatsThePoint, Jan 23, 2019.