multiplies my speeds by hundreds of times
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From: Xbox@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Xbox@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of PSCG
Cleveland
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 12:23 PM
To: Xbox@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Xbox] Re: Connecting My Console To Xbox Live
Translation: If you live with cows, you won't see a difference even
though you
will. If you live in a normal environment with other humans jamming up the
bandwidth using wireles everything, not to mention man-made interference
from
a wide variety of things... you will notice a difference without question.
Thus concludes today's lesson from Dr. Imindaboonies on the lack of any
difference between wired and wireless systems, contrary to virtually every
know
fact for the last 5-10 years alone. Talk bout closed-minded.
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 1:11 PM, Alex Atkin <yahoo@maewhitman.com> wrote:
> If you have a good wireless signal and nobody else using it, there's no
> reason
> you should notice a significant difference from wired.
>
> Its not like you are likely to have an Internet connection pumping out
> 100Mbit
> and 802.11g comfortably can max out broadband up to around 12Mbit,
> potentially more. I would be shocked if Marketplace comfortably did 12Mbit
> because reading around the web people constantly report it
under-performing
> on faster connections.
>
> Latency wise, again it depends on interference. If hardly anyone is using
> 2.4Ghz frequencies in your area and your 360 is the only thing using your
> wireless, then the latency is 1-2ms which shouldn't be noticeable when
> broadband tends to add at least 10ms on top of that anyway. That said, I
> have often wondered if the 360 pads themselves are enough to slow down the
> wireless performance. It can't be optimal having 2.4Ghz pumping out the
> front of the 360 and the back too.
>
> Alex.
>
> On Tuesday 20 May 2008 14:46:06 PSCG Cleveland wrote:
>> Uh there should be a bit of a substantial difference? The new 360
>> Wireless is 802.11G - 54Mbps and the offmarket versions from like Linksys
>> are as well but the older were the 802.11B - 11Mbps versions.
>>
>> Your home network should be running at least at 100Mbps connections
>> around the joint? So the transfer times through your house should be at
>> least reasonably noticable. If there's barely a visible difference, then
>> your outside connection's got issues because it should be pumping a hot
>> enough signal to give you that visible difference going wireless. Might
>> want to run some speed tests and such on your Cable/DSL hookup and your
>> network to see what the results are.
>>
>> On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 7:57 AM, higginsden <higginsden@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> > I like the 360 wireless adapter, was truly a plug and play event - but
>> > (here's the big BUT)... have noticed just a slight lag on large
>> > multiplayer maps (e.g. BTB, etc) compared to wired. Also, could be
>> > perception (never really measured it) but movies seem to download
>> > slower from XBL on the wireless. Have never had an issue with it other
>> > than those.
>> >
>> > Re: connecting so easily - are you sure you're on your wireless network
>> > or somebody else's? You might want to look over your wireless router's
>> > MAC level authentication as a minimal form of security rather than just
>> > leaving it wide open (changing the default password is strongly advised
>> > too).
>> >
>> > --- In Xbox@yahoogroups.com, "Eric Lee Charles" <paynestalker@...>
>> >
>> > wrote:
>> >> over the weekend i brought the wireless network adapter and i plug it
>> >
>> > in the
>> >
>> >> console and yet nothing has happen at all.
>> >>
>> >> when i check the network it's saying that it's disconneted so can
>> >
>> > someone
>> >
>> >> help me out at all on how to connected it.
>> >>
>> >> eric
>
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