How does an optimized TCP profile typically affect throughput compared to a standard profile?

It decreases throughput to ensure fair sharing of bandwidth.

It increases throughput by using larger buffers and more efficient congestion control.

It has no effect on throughput; only latency is affected.

It increases throughput only for UDP traffic.

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