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Re: TCP problems in C#
The first thing you should do is use a program such as wireshark to capture the TCP/IP packets and determine if they are being sent as discrete packets. TCP is a stream protocol and guarantees that things will be received in the correct order, but they may be packetized differently then you expect. You can learn more by searching for nagle algorithm.

Why are you sending data with no delay in LabVIEW, but reading data every 20ms? You'll probably fill up the TCP/IP buffers fairly quickly.
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