Does NETSTAT mean anything offline?

[snafu]

OK Probably a dumb question but recently I noticed if I pull up the netstat screen when flying offline the "Host Queue Time" box display is all over the place. Assuming the host is my own PC does this mean something other than AH is utilising my system resources (Everything except systray & explorer shut down before starting AH).

The reason I ask is recently I have noticed a framerate reduction and also longer program loading times - Not just AH (Scan Disk & Defrag once a week).

Thanks in advance

TTFN
snafu

Motherboard
Manufacturer:       Abit
Model:          8363-686A(KT7A-RAID)

Memory
2 - 128mb PC-133:    256mb

CPU
Manufacturer:       AMD
Model:          Athlon(tm)
Internal Clock:       1000MHz
Internal Clock Maximum:    1000MHz

Video Card
Manufacturer:       ATI Tech.
Model:          Radeon 64MB DDR
Driver:                                      7193

Sound Card
Manufacturer:       Videologic
Model:          Sonic Fury
Driver Version:       4.1201.4078-2918

Operating System
Operating System:         Microsoft Windows 98 SE
Version:                                    4.10.2222 A

Directx
DirectX Version:    8.1

[mrsid2]

The host queue bar shows the 'stress level' of your (the host offline) computer, so if you see a huge spiking display there it means that your computer is having more than it can handle with aces high.

I think it shows that both off and online..

[snafu]

Hmmm,
 Think I had better start having a look, My Specs are certainly upto the task. And my benchmark scores seem to reflect what others are getting as posted in the Hardware forum. Wonder if I've got a memory stick going down or something.  I think I'll try more/different memory while it's still cheap and see where I go from there. The system is pretty standard to the specs below (No tweaking etc) so I don't think I have screwed anything in that respect.

TTFN
snafu