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29 March 2004, 10:09 AM
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I use Dlink kit for my Xbox.....
Access point DWL 2000AP and a DWL 810 + wireless bridge.
I don't think you can get the microsoft kit in the uk yet
Access point DWL 2000AP and a DWL 810 + wireless bridge.
I don't think you can get the microsoft kit in the uk yet
29 March 2004, 11:13 AM
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I got the DWL 810 + bridge set up too.
Had a bit of trouble configuring it cause of the WEP and SSID stuff i'd set up before hand but now it's all comunicating together nicely!
Had a bit of trouble configuring it cause of the WEP and SSID stuff i'd set up before hand but now it's all comunicating together nicely!
29 March 2004, 01:38 PM
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Matt - How much did it cost??? I heard you haven't paid for it yet 
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I got the DWL 810 + bridge set up too.
Had a bit of trouble configuring it cause of the WEP and SSID stuff i'd set up before hand but now it's all comunicating together nicely!
Had a bit of trouble configuring it cause of the WEP and SSID stuff i'd set up before hand but now it's all comunicating together nicely!
29 March 2004, 02:30 PM
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Linksys 54g kit for me - Ethernet bridge into XBOX, wireless router on Wired network - gives access to PC/Broadband/Laptop etc...
54Mbps link is good for FTPing media files ... and PLENTY for gaming....
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54Mbps link is good for FTPing media files ... and PLENTY for gaming....
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29 March 2004, 03:09 PM
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I'm using a Netgear wireless router and Netgear ME101 Wireless bridge to the X-Box. Only 11Mbps so not very quick, but good enough to play online without lag, download skins and check the latest xbox news & weather File transfers with Quix are reporting around 500kbps transfer rates at the moment, need to have a fiddle with ariels and positions.
File transfers with Quix are reporting around 500kbps transfer rates at the moment, need to have a fiddle with ariels and positions.
29 March 2004, 03:15 PM
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That's not bad Dunk, I was only getting 300-320kbps (although a certain "New adventures of Sam Fisher" game was downloading at the same time from Bit Torrent to the PC (and subsequent uploading).
29 March 2004, 03:18 PM
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Cool, wasn't really sure what sort of speeds I should be getting from it? So if I'm using the interweb it'll slow it down a bit ? Just seemed a little slow compared to hard wired @ 10,000kbps Reckon its okay ?
Reckon its okay ?
29 March 2004, 03:33 PM
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Yeah, wish I was getting 500kbps!
I suppose if I was tranfering huge amounts I'd just unplug it and take it upstairs and get that superb 10,000kbps. Although I am a lazy barsteward
I suppose if I was tranfering huge amounts I'd just unplug it and take it upstairs and get that superb 10,000kbps. Although I am a lazy barsteward
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