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Wireless Network Adapter

Shane732 · 2010-08-02 21:02:39

Just a quick question in relation to wireless adapters - In general, how much speed is lost between the router and the xbox? The router is positioned about 15 - 20 feet (walking) away from the xbox. As the crow flies it's positioned about 6 feet away from the router but there is a wall in the way. My current ping from my…

02-08-2010 9:02pm

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Shane732

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Just a quick question in relation to wireless adapters -

In general, how much speed is lost between the router and the xbox? The router is positioned about 15 - 20 feet (walking) away from the xbox. As the crow flies it's positioned about 6 feet away from the router but there is a wall in the way.

My current ping from my laptop is about 60 - 70 ms with 0% packet loss and 10ms jitter. The laptop is connected by wifi to the router and is a similiar distance from the router.

Unfortunately my bandwidth is only around the 1 mb point as I can't currently get any faster boardband.

Should a wireless adapter be ok?

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#2 02-08-2010 10:32pm

dunworth1

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should be fine

its very hard to judge the speed of wireless as lots of things can interfere with it

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