Powerline Ethernet Connectors?
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I'm sorry... i said Belkin. I meant D-Link has problems with pinging time servers. I havn't heard anything about Belkin.
If you decide that you do not like the powerwire setup, I would buy it from you at happy-homey-discount price if you want to sell it. I don't have alot of experience with them as I've never personally owned one and been able to mess with it. I only know what I've read, what my friends have said, and the principals of operation. I would like to randomly plug it in places and see if I can hook into a network though LOL.
If you decide that you do not like the powerwire setup, I would buy it from you at happy-homey-discount price if you want to sell it. I don't have alot of experience with them as I've never personally owned one and been able to mess with it. I only know what I've read, what my friends have said, and the principals of operation. I would like to randomly plug it in places and see if I can hook into a network though LOL.
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yeah, moving the router to the XBox locations would be your easiest fix. Put the wireless in the PCs and run ethernet from the router to the XBox, and BAM! Hardwired!
I know what you mean about a millisecond lag being the difference in a head shot. I used to be an avid gamer oh so many moons ago... let us know how it works!
I know what you mean about a millisecond lag being the difference in a head shot. I used to be an avid gamer oh so many moons ago... let us know how it works!