[hawk5005]

hai grim can u help me do it with teamviewer i suck at these stuff

Erm sure, PM me ID / Pass when you have time.

[Scythe]

China Netcom Shandong CN is
96.9%
Faster
than your current primary DNS server

WOOHHOOOO this should be stickied

[hawk5005]

Bump. Rabita reminded me of this guide and I realized that it might still be helpful.
Welp, don't try this if you have a PPPOE connection.

[Xx Itz Ian]

In the windows vista guide it says me to go to Lan properties but i use wireless, does this make any difference or is Lan internet required?


btw your windows vista link goes to windows xp, the correct link is http://www.plus.net/support/software/dns/changing_dns_vista.shtml

[hawk5005]

It shouldn't make any difference.

[Xx Itz Ian]

Google Public DNS-2 is
80.4%
Faster


so what is the next step? i got this list with all the % increases, do i just take the top 2 with most difference?

[TobaccoLover]

Follow the tutorial depening on your OS, on the adapter settings use "Primary DNS" for "Prefered DNS" in the settings,
and use "Secondary DNS" for "Alternitve DNS"
You get the Primary DNS and Secondary DNS from the pop up page after your namebench is done testing

[Xx Itz Ian]

Thanks for this :3
80.4% faster internet 

[Ramk1ng]

If some1 could do that for me with teamviewer i would be really happy.

[Allie]

Problem is, it doesn't make your internet faster. It'd make calling webpages faster, but packet travel will remain the exact same, in some cases slower.

DNS only resolves domain names, which means when you go to http://www.zylongaming.com/, it tells you what IP to connect to. In other words, only that initial call will be faster swapping to a new DNS server, not the actual loading of the webpage itself.

[Iridion]

Problem is, it doesn't make your internet faster. It'd make calling webpages faster, but packet travel will remain the exact same, in some cases slower.

DNS only resolves domain names, which means when you go to http://www.zylongaming.com/, it tells you what IP to connect to. In other words, only that initial call will be faster swapping to a new DNS server, not the actual loading of the webpage itself.

ya it true i did it school

[thekompostas]

how can i see if this worked and if my net got any better?