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cFosSpeed is a Internet accelerator with traffic shaping and bandwidth management. Ping optimizer plus packet prioritization. It includes maximum download and minimum ping. For DSL, ADSL, VDSL, Cable, Modem, ISDN, Mobile (GSM, GPRS, HSCSD, UMTS, HSDPA), File sharing (P2P), Online Games, VoIP, Streaming Media, and Tuning. With cFosSpeed improve your Ping for online games, keep your internet fast during heavy upload or download, improve mobile Internet, improve VoIP speech quality, and reduce audio/video streaming problems.
What's new in this version: Version 9.02 build 2032 has fixed multiple rare bugs found through crash dumps sent to us by users.
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"Putting Priorities Where They Belong"
Version: cFosSpeed 9.02 build 2032
Pros
By Traffic Shaping, it prioritizes the different types connections we make instead of the connection devoting all it's bandwidth/speed to something that needs very little.
Personally it allows full download/upload speeds while multiple streaming, and browsing chores are going on. Doing background net chores while gaming in real time online play (co-op, team, etc.) is a no brainer.Cons
Nope. n-o-n-e
Summary
If you have a real slow connection it's not going to make it faster but it can shape your traffic and do it more efficiently allowing you to do more with that connection.
The same efficiency of course applies to higher speed connections.
I bought this software, untested without trial a short time after it's conception and never regretted it. The next question should be 'how often do I actually pay for software'. The answer is simple: I don't need 10 fingers in 30+ years of computing to count.
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