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post #22 of 29
Errr, this may have been stated already but I didn't bother reading through all of the posts.

Gaming + wireless = lag up the wazoo.
Use corded anything if you're gaming, less latency = more fun, less ragequit.
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post #23 of 29
I use THIS (DGL-4500) and it works wonders. I can get a very strong signal anywhere in my house and with speeds at either 300mbps or 270mbps with dedicated n only. The only con with this router is that it only operates at the 2.4GHz frequency so you might be more interference.
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post #24 of 29
I recommend building a 802.11n Wireless Network, more expensive then 802.11g how ever you get better range (signal) and better performance, lower latency/ping

I also recommend D-Link routers, and network cards
post #25 of 29
I use D-Link DIR-655. I had a crappy netgear one but it kept pissing me off when it crashed under heavy load. I like the 655 because its backwards compatible with all my other b/g wireless cards.
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post #26 of 29
I was about to say go with homeplug/powerline, they are tons better, you can get gigabit speeds across the house wiring for about 75 quid here, standard 100mb for about 35 quid if you shop around, they are great, much better than wireless.
    
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post #27 of 29
any n+ 300 should be ok
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post #28 of 29
powerline networking, zero lag, great speed. /thread
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How much does powerline networking cost?
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