Thread: Wireless Routers...

I personally prefer D-Link. I've never had a problem with any I've installed, and I've put in many for clients.

This is what I have currently, and it kicks ass.

http://games.dlink.com/products/?pid=370&#DGL-4300

If you are going to buy brand new I would suggest you go with any 802.11n router now since that is the latest and greatest you can buy. If you want an inexpensive one I have a Linksys 802.11g router and USB adapter lying around the house you can have for the cost of shipping.

Originally Posted by SloMo26

If you are going to buy brand new I would suggest you go with any 802.11n router now since that is the latest and greatest you can buy. If you want an inexpensive one I have a Linksys 802.11g router and USB adapter lying around the house you can have for the cost of shipping.

Cool, I really appreciate the offer Slo, but I think I might just have to go with the new 802.11n that's all the rage.

Thanks everyone for the suggestions!

Your gaming experience is likely to not be as good on a wireless connection as it would be on a wired one. That is, if you can find the 3 other people who have their ps3's online in the first place...

Originally Posted by Bandit

Your gaming experience is likely to not be as good on a wireless connection as it would be on a wired one. That is, if you can find the 3 other people who have their ps3's online in the first place...

It'll get there... but then again, we all say the same thing about the Kings.

Originally Posted by Mr. Irreverent

It'll get there... but then again, we all say the same thing about the Kings.

Hey. This is the Computers/Tech forum. Not Home Ice.

Originally Posted by Bandit

Your gaming experience is likely to not be as good on a wireless connection as it would be on a wired one. That is, if you can find the 3 other people who have their ps3's online in the first place...

that shouldn't be a problem on a 802.11n though. The speed should be fast enough to avoid any lag whatsoever. Also, the routher I suggested gives priority to the gaming console so that performance doesn't drop in the event someone on a pc starts to download a torrent or something.

Originally Posted by Bandit

Your gaming experience is likely to not be as good on a wireless connection as it would be on a wired one. That is, if you can find the 3 other people who have their ps3's online in the first place...

My 360 and PS3 access the same wireless point. I play on Live without any issues, and update downloads on the PS3 have been great.

Originally Posted by Unfiltered

My 360 and PS3 access the same wireless point. I play on Live without any issues, and update downloads on the PS3 have been great.

What PS3 theme are you using? I have about 12 stored on my hard drive already.