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Socket processing queue is the amount of data that can be stored within a component waiting to be processed. For example, if we took an Expert System and it could store 10 inputs, that would mean ten data would be sent to the component before the input would 'jam' and not accept any more data. Increasing the socket processing queue size means increasing the time before a jam occurs which speeds up overall processing time.
Data transfer speed is the speed at which data will complete a trip down a pathway. The length of the pathway doesnt matter, only the number of pathways. You dont need to make the lines as short as possible.
I hope that helps!
So in order to optimize I should have less lines, in addition to all the upgrades?
The length of the lines dont matter, just the number of components connected to them.