NetworkLatencyView

NetworkLatencyView is a handy little tool that helps you check how long it takes for your computer to connect to other devices over a network. It's super easy to use and doesn't take up much space on your drive!

Portable and Easy to Use

The cool part? You don't even need to install it! Just grab the EXE file, drop it anywhere on your computer, and double-click to run it. If you want even more flexibility, you can save it on a USB flash drive. This way, you can carry it around and use it on any PC without needing to install anything first.

No Mess Left Behind

Another great feature is that when you're done using NetworkLatencyView, there are no leftover files in the Windows registry or Start menu. It's like magic—when you remove the program, nothing stays behind!

Select Your Capture Method

When you fire it up, you'll get to pick how you want to capture the data. You can choose from options like Raw Sockets or WinPcap Packet Capture Driver. Plus, if you want more detail, there's an option for promiscuous mode as well.

What Information Can You See?

• Source and destination addresses


• Host names


• Average latency times


• The last latency time recorded


• The destination country information

You can even export this data into different formats like HTML, XML, TXT, or CSV for closer inspection.

Additional Features

If you're searching for something specific, there's a built-in search function too! You can show time in GMT, set the app to scroll down when new items come in, and automatically sort them based on changes. Plus, you get to choose how many latency values show up—like just the first few or maybe the most recent ten.

Minimal Impact on Performance

No worries about your computer slowing down either! NetworkLatencyView has a low impact on both CPU and RAM usage. It runs smoothly so your system won't hang or crash while you're using it.

Your Go-To Tool for Monitoring Latency

If you're looking for an easy way to keep an eye on network latency for TCP connections, NetworkLatencyView is definitely worth checking out!