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[Cheese9000]

Hi guys, b&g are no longer suffecient for gaming in my case. I have seen those wireless n wall plugs, but is there a usb adapter that I can buy?

[PatC_PSN]

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Cheese9000 wrote:

Hi guys, b&g are no longer suffecient for gaming in my case. I have seen those wireless n wall plugs, but is there a usb adapter that I can buy?

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I don't think so, but you could use an 802.11n wireless access point with ethernet to the PS3 port.

What on earth are you doing to need more than 802.11g can provide anyway?

[Cheese9000]

I have a 75Mbs connection and want to make the most of it really. Its 20mb slower than it could be Im just really fussy tbh!!!
I think I will just have to get ethernet routed thoughout the house. What a pain

[PatC_PSN]

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Cheese9000 wrote:
I have a 75Mbs connection and want to make the most of it really. Its 20mb slower than it could be Im just really fussy tbh!!!
I think I will just have to get ethernet routed thoughout the house. What a pain

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But more bandwidth is only the solution if insufficient bandwidth was the problem, and I'd be surprised if that was the case for online gaming.

[Cheese9000]

I wanted it really for downloading games quicker

[ProjectVRD]

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Cheese9000 wrote:

I wanted it really for downloading games quicker

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I am glad you cleared that up, because PS3 online gaming uses a tiny fraction of what Wireless G outputs. But is 30mbps really too slow to download a game?! My wireless router and the previous one easily maintain that speed over the internal network when transferring video files between PC and PS3.

Wireless G is fine, internet speed is generally the problem.