Xbox Live?

[black.]

Re: Xbox Live?

:wacko: :lol:

 

[Dark Drakan]

Re: Xbox Live?

:wacko: :lol:

Just takes an Ethernet cable from PC into Router and another one from Xbox into another port on Router, simple as that.

 

[black.]

Re: Xbox Live?

what about if I get another modem, connect it to the TV cable coming out of my wall, then connect it with an ethernet cable to my Xbox...would that work?

 

[Dark Drakan]

Re: Xbox Live?

what about if I get another modem, connect it to the TV cable coming out of my wall, then connect it with an ethernet cable to my Xbox...would that work?

Why would you want to connect a Modem to a TV cable? Wouldnt that just be a more awkward way than buying a router and just hooking both PC and Xbox to that?

 

[black.]

Re: Xbox Live?

well, my ISP is my also my cable provider, and my PC and Xbox are on opposite ends of the house, so I doubt I'd be able to run an ethernet cable that far....

 

[Dark Drakan]

Re: Xbox Live?

well, my ISP is my also my cable provider, and my PC and Xbox are on opposite ends of the house, so I doubt I'd be able to run an ethernet cable that far....

Its normal Xbox you are talking about arent you?

 

[black.]

Re: Xbox Live?

yup original

 

[Dark Drakan]

Re: Xbox Live?

yup original

Yeah i re-read your previous post afterwards, i would have suggested a wireless router and wireless adapter if it was a 360. Have to take a look on your ISP website to see if you can get another connection somehow to another point in house, or risk just having a huge ethernet cable going from point of connection to Xbox :lol:

 

[black.]

Re: Xbox Live?

greaaaat....:lol:

 

[Amanda]

Re: Xbox Live?

I can happily have both mine on and get no lag and my connection speed isnt that high, so long as im not doing something taxing like downloading large files i dont see any difference.

Lucky! People used to tell me I lagged without a router. I can only imagine how bad it would be if I had a router and I have cable.