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You can always buy a cheap router of craigslist or ebay, run DD-WRT, and use it as a network bridge. Not sure how much Microshaft adapters are but it could potentially save you some money.
You can always buy a cheap router of craigslist or ebay, run DD-WRT, and use it as a network bridge. Not sure how much Microshaft adapters are but it could potentially save you some money.
I was thinking of doing this very thing but how does this work? I attach the bridge to my router and the my xbox to the 4 port switch? Can I also attach my TV to it too?
Yup, take the input one and plug it into your router, then plug the unit into the wall.
The output one (that goes to whatever device you wants), I just looked at mine and it has 4 plugs, so you can connect up to 4 devices.
I do a ton of gaming, and I'll never go back to wireless. It only makes sense, considering if you are playing on an electronic system, you must have a wall socket within reach anyway.
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Originally posted by MrBurgundy
Anyways, mustangs are gay and mini vans are faster than your car, you just have to deal with that.
From what I've read those can be hit or miss depending on your house's wiring. If you don't have the cleanest power or you're trying to use them across different circuits it can degrade the signal pretty badly.
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