What will happen if you disable IPv6?

According to the myth, disabling IPv6 will speed up DNS requests by eliminating a delay that occurs when your computer checks for an IPv6 address before falling back to IPv4. To benchmark this, we benchmarked DNS requests. First, we ran namebench with the default settings on a normally configured Windows 8.1 system.

According to the myth, disabling IPv6 will speed up DNS requests by eliminating a delay that occurs when your computer checks for an IPv6 address before falling back to IPv4. To benchmark this, we benchmarked DNS requests. First, we ran namebench with the default settings on a normally configured Windows 8.1 system.

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