Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'wifi'.
Found 3 results
-
...hey dont blame my aim but I've uploaded my latest demo. http://www.filedropper.com/2016-09-18-165639-supplydepot2 i have massive lags since 2 days. ping seems to be normal, just goes up when i got connection interrupted. so if i don't heal or react, i just can't my connection seems fine, im on wifi but never had issues so far. i've made speedtest part of my cfg: seta snaps „20" seta rate „25000" seta cl_maxpackets „100“ seta com_maxfps „76“ seta com_hunkMegs „256" seta r_displayRefresh "60" seta com_zoneMegs "512" thanks for ur help. ill owe u a cookie! edit: i have fps changer, can i add maxpackets change to the cmd? cause afaik it belongs together.
-
(do not read this and be like: "Why such a big essay!!!"... but I ain't forcing you to read this!) Ok, so this may sound nooby and stuff, but seriously how do you do it? I hope no ones like "OMG he has an Xbox but can't connect to the internet!!!" I've tried everything but it just doesn't work... I used to have a usb wifi of 9.3 mbps speed, the Xbox didn't connect to it.. Later on I changed internet to wired wifi and It still didn't work! The computer internet used to be super fast and all that stuff but it Broke later... FYI it was just 4mbps but faster... Now I have a Cloud wifi, you know the one that charges and can be used on the move... It is 36mbps and probably Pakistan's fastest internet but still does not connect to the Xbox! Downloading torrents is super fast but gaming is laggy... Can anyone tell me why that's happening? Please don't start a console war or force me to buy a ps3 or ps4 because I can't afford it.... I can't buy a Xbox One either... I'm stuck with this stuff... Every Xbox 360 game is pirated and costs like $1.3 or cheaper whereas others are expensive... The internet test on Xbox always gives an error while connecting to the internet but there's a green line between Xbox and network (see in the picture) If it matters, It is a Xbox 360 Go 250gb edition... Please ask me if any other info is required... And yeah I know most of this was unrelated stuff but my f'ing mind thought it would help! Thanks!
-
There came the need for WiFi router. Some say "Linksys WRT54GL" is a good choise even if its used one, but I wonder if the lifespan doesn´t end after 2-3y. At least some reviewers say it served them 1 or 3 years. Also I guess technology is advanced and there are faster chipsets\CPU´s out there for routers? Not that router manufacturers give any information about chipsets the routers are based on. If I go with brand new one is there any particularly good ones? Also I´ve been thinking to change the modem as its 5+ years old(dunno the exact age as it was in my place before me) and sometimes just goes crazy and eats 50% of packets(after restart its all ok again). My IPS uses apparently CISCO EPC3825 and some other models from EPC series. I wonder if its good enough or there are better solutions out there?
