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Judging how this one increases your TCP frequency it most likely is safe (as it doesn't itself interact with the game). Dunno how well that can work...
While that's true, I see a lot of people recommending it for various BI related games.
Someone posted something similar on the DayZ forums a while back and a bunch of people said they perceived an improvement, it really makes no sense though. Dwarden, a BIS developer who has been coding the RV engine for many years also posted there a few times explaining that but still there were quite a few users saying it made a substantial improvement.
http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/169686-reduce-the-common-lag-in-dayz-tutorial/
Nice, thanks for the reply and thanks for that link. I'll check into it more and try to figure some things out. (I know this isn't DayZ:SA related, but I'm just have a heck of a time connecting to Arma 3 or DayZ Commander when I have zero problems with connections on any other game).