Homeplugs
Is anyone using them ? If so do you have any feedback ?
Basically all i want to do is connect a computer to the internet thats in another room from the main computer & router. I dont want to run Cat5 & i dont want it wireless. Do i need one of those server thingy's as well ? |
The newer 200neg (in reality 80+/-) are pretty good.
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Thats what i was looking at PC World have them for £70.
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As above, don't look at less than 200 (unless you want to buy my 85s :D)
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If all you're doing is connecting your computer to your broadband router then a bog standard 85Mbps pair of homeplugs is fine. Your broadband is probably only coming in at 8Mbps or less ?
Hank loves homeplugs. He'd always recommend them above wireless. ;) |
Arent the zyxel ones pretty good ?
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Originally Posted by Sonic'
(Post 7714103)
Arent the zyxel ones pretty good ?
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I've used Netgear and DeVolo and both are fine.
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:D
Absolutely brilliant at what they do but not fast enough for me... I've got 85 meg devolos, 45 quid and they're yours. |
I've got a Netgear WGXB120 powerline wireless range extender - brilliant. dead easy to set up and the xbox360 links to it and runs a treat (the other end is hard wired into a BT Home hub - which doesn't have the strength to get to the other end of the house)
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Solwise HomePlug
I've been using Solwise HomePlugs (85) for over a year now with no problems. My Internet connection is 3Mbps so don't need the faster 200s.
They can be used in a multi-socket extension lead but with one or at most two other devices sharing the lead. My router is upstairs on one, and I have 3 PCs downstairs each on a Solwise plug. I also have a media disk on one. HomePlug / PowerLine PL-85PE 85Mbps Ethernet Adapter Dupo |
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