ok heres my situation
i play a game which requires very low latency.
my parents use their wireless laptop upstairs, and im plugged into the wireless router.
im using a linksys wrt45g and a charter modem.
ive prioritized my game in the router and my port on the router but it doesnt seem to change a thing, i figure its the wireless aspect of the router that is causing my latency, am i correct in thinking so? when her computer was wired, i didnt have this issue.
and wut i was thinking of doing, was either wiring my parents laptop upstairs or i was going to buy a wired gamefuel router and use it to plug my computer into, and also plug the wireless router into the lan port. would this help at all? would buying a new modem make any difference, the charter one is like 4 years old.
thx for ANY help.
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I'm not fond of playing online games over wireless also....after a few months in the place I'm at...router on first floor, gaming rig on 3rd floor..wireless just didn't cut it.
Picked myself up a pair of power adapters (Linksys PLE200)...it's just as good as being wired.
Same exact ping I had on my favorite server as when I used to be plugged right into my router. I'm in the middle of moving ...so old house was wired with CAT6, I'll only be in this house for maybe a year until I sell my old one and purchase a new one in this town...so being as I'll be here less than a year..not worth the money running CAT6 for 3 floors.
Picked myself up a pair of power adapters (Linksys PLE200)...it's just as good as being wired.
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yeah, i would do that too BUT im not wireless.
im plugged into the router via Ethernet, my parents are using the wireless to surf internet and do work from home.
i saw some routers that can set dedicated bandwidth to each port that weren't to expensive but i dont think those are what they say.
i saw the REAL ones are like 400 hundred bucks, which, inst worth a game.
im plugged into the router via Ethernet, my parents are using the wireless to surf internet and do work from home.
i saw some routers that can set dedicated bandwidth to each port that weren't to expensive but i dont think those are what they say.
i saw the REAL ones are like 400 hundred bucks, which, inst worth a game.
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