Configure Jumbo Frames on Windows

Enabling Jumbo Frames can significantly enhance network performance by allowing larger packets to be transmitted. By following the steps outlined, you can optimize 10 gigabit interfaces, improving data transfer efficiency and reducing CPU load.

1. To configure a network interface hit Windows Key+X and select Network Connections.

2. Go to change adapter options.

3. Find the network that you want to change. In this case, it's this 10 gigabit interface. Right click and select properties.

4. To enable jumbo frames, go to Configure.

5. Click "Advanced"

6. Find Jumble Packets or MTU or similar and make sure it's set to 9000 or a larger value.

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