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I use gnome-system-monitor and I noticed when I was playing an online game it sends 246 bytes and 150 bytes receives and 60 sent and received other bytes. It uses some of my cpu which bothers my performance and my ping gets goes up a bit when I'm playing online. the 60 sent and received I only receive when I'm off the online game. So the other 246 and 150 bytes are from that game only. So I would like to know how I can fix at least the 60 bytes I'm always sending and receiving. Is there a way I can know what this is thats making it do this and stop it?
Last edited by Lerocknock; 09-11-2007 at 02:39 AM.
Im not using a router but I am using a physical firewall that needs no configuration and I did try it without the physical firewall but its the same thing but I will try this wireshark it seems good. I hope this can resolve my problem thanks.
Last edited by Lerocknock; 09-11-2007 at 10:54 AM.
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