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a. Locate the game or application whose priority you want to change.
Note: Games and applications appear with the file name used by the Windows operating system.
These file names may be abbreviated. For example, World of Warcraft may be listed as
WoW.exe
;
Call of Duty 4 may be listed as
CoD4.exe
.
b. Select the priority for the game or application:
•
1 Game
— use for most games
•
2 Realtime
— use for applications such as voice chat or streaming music
•
3 Standard
— use for lower-priority applications or applications you do not want to interfere with
your game.
c. Set the
Offload
configuration for the game or application:
•
Yes
— the Killer Xeno offloads the network processing for the specific application. (For most games,
the default is
Yes
). This setting is recommended for game traffic only.
•
No
— the Killer Xeno does not offload network processing for the application.
4. Select the
Bandwidth
tab and set the Bandwidth settings for the games and applications you
want to modify.
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To use Killer Bandwidth Control, set the following for your games and applications:
• Priority
• Bandwidth
• Connection Settings
To configure Killer Bandwidth Control:
1. Right-click the
Killer Xeno tray icon
.
2. Select
Bandwidth Control
.
3. Select the
Priority
tab and set the
priority settings for your games and
applications.
Note: The Game Detect feature automatically identifies online game applications and sets these
as high priority
(1 - Game)
. You can change these priority settings for your games and other
applications as desired.
