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  • As far as I understand, the internal Kernel Clock Rate doesn't directly converge to network latency, but it may help to reduce latency by increasing the internal Kernel Clock Rate. Also, most data transmissions are done in anti-synchron (async) mode, where dedicated hardware or software interrupt routines handle the data transmissions without direct interaction of kernel, meaning the internal Kernel Clock Rate is mostly irrelevant for those use cases. The kernel just gives the start/stop command to the dedicated hardware/software interrupt routines (hardware drivers). Commented Jan 29, 2024 at 12:38
  • Ok thank you. If it is as you said and as I use this Intel network interface (link), I may need to adapt the "InterruptThrottleRate". However, I think it works just fine at the moment. Commented Jan 29, 2024 at 13:01