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| Brand: | Bigfoot |
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| Wattage: | 10 watts |
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- 400 MHz dedicated network processor
- 128 MB DDR2 RAM
- Performance-inspired housing
- Advanced Game Detect
- Optimized for use with voice chat applications
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Manufacturer's Description
Simply install Killer™ 2100 into your PC, plug your network cable into it and you are ready to go. Now, Killer™ 2100 will detect game traffic as it enters your PC, prioritize it over all other network traffic, and get it to and from your game faster than any other network card.
Killer™ 2100 delivers game traffic up to ten times faster than any other network card. Fast game traffic means faster kills, extra loot and more wins in all your online games.
Yes, a Gaming Network Card. Your “dumb” NIC relies on Windows and your CPU to do all of its work – when Windows and your CPU should be running your game.During a game, a “dumb” NIC can have huge, unpredictable latency spikes. Killer™ 2100 has latency in MICROseconds. Which means your bullet gets on the wire first. In short – pwnage.
So How Does It Work?
Game Networking DNA. We detect game data at the wire using our Game Detect Technology. We offload that data to the Network Processing Unit (NPU) on Killer™ 2100. Offloaded traffic goes around Windows for tremendous speed benefits. Which means bullets, spells and grenades get to you faster so you can get out of the way, and get to your enemies faster so they can’t.
Unleash Your Fast CPU and Internet Connection
You’ve got a fast CPU with more cores than some people have teeth. You’ve got a FAT Internet connection with bandwidth to download a dictionary every millisecond. But you’re still making that CPU drop everything to answer the phone when it comes to network traffic. Why glue your PC and broadband connection together with 65 cents worth of dumb connectors?
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Customer Reviews
It's possible I may have got some settings wrong but I checked pretty thoroughly - dissapointed to be honest.
I have a 37meg broadband link, so perhaps I was hoping for too much. After the shift of cable onto the NIC, NFSW started lagging badly, with periodic blank screens....not conduisive to winning races. The next problem came when i tried to uninstall, the uninstall failed and I had to disable my LAN adaptor to get a response from my system. In the end I managed to remove the Killer NIC and all traces of its software from my system. Good riddance to bad rubbish. I did the usual google searches and had a look on the Bigfoot forums to see if there was any help in resolving problems. Not much sign of help, but plenty of tumbleweeds blowing by. Some years ago I installed the PCI version of the Killer NIC on my son's desktop where it works well, not sure why my experience this time was so poor, and the lack of support means i'll never find out. As it damaged my comms links at uninstall I am not prepared to experiment further, so money effectively down the pan.
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