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  • teh Phantom

    #1

    Wireless network Gaming

    Hey all, new here to the forums. Looking forward to kicking it here with you guys.

    So as the title explains, is there anyone that has a wireless network setup and plays BF2 online? If so have you been having any lag issues or other loading time issues while connecting to a server? I'm not sure what it is with me but I usually ping pretty high in some servers (as high as in the 150's area) and obiously the admins don't like that so I usualy get the big boot. So any thoughts or comments on this matter?
  • alkajazz

    #2
    Re: Wireless network Gaming

    personally i would think wireless would cause you to lag. i hate wireless cat5 all the way

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    • AFEDslayer

      #3
      Re: Wireless network Gaming

      Wooohooo Cat 5.

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      • teh Phantom

        #4
        Re: Wireless network Gaming

        haha word. Thats what I thought. Thanks for the quick response. Having a wirless network is more of a hassel anyway because you have to worry about securing your network to keep your mooching a$$ neighbors off your bandwidth, not to mention the interference with other signals and crap like that. Looks like i'll be switching back to good 'ol RJ45.

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        • C11.Nemisis

          #5
          Re: Wireless network Gaming

          im on wireless right now the game runs fine on Low signal to Excellent, when it gets to very low you will start getting connection hickups

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          • skleg

            #6
            Re: Wireless network Gaming

            I'm on wireless, and I get anywhere from 10-160 ping, most often in the 60's. I'm very satisified in comparison to my old 56k...

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            • alkajazz

              #7
              Re: Wireless network Gaming

              Originally posted by teh Phantom
              haha word. Thats what I thought. Thanks for the quick response. Having a wirless network is more of a hassel anyway because you have to worry about securing your network to keep your mooching a$$ neighbors off your bandwidth, not to mention the interference with other signals and crap like that. Looks like i'll be switching back to good 'ol RJ45.
              yea i know. i have a wireless card in my computer and i can log onto the internet using my neighbors connection if i wished

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              • lil_jimmy_norton

                #8
                Re: Wireless network Gaming

                Yeah you will have no problems on wireless. Even the slowest wireless 11Mbps is quite a bit faster than the maximum transfer speed you will see over the internet.

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                • imported_CoWBoY

                  #9
                  Re: Wireless network Gaming

                  I'm running wireless myself and hang around 30 - 60 ping on our server. Only time I notice lag is when everyone else on the server notices it as well. Other than that, smooth.

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                  • teh Phantom

                    #10
                    Re: Wireless network Gaming

                    I wish I could say the same. I always get stuck in the 80-150 area. Iv'e never seen my ping below 80 yet. Maybe it's just my crappy DSL connection here.

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                    • aLLyBOOM
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                      • Jul 2005
                      • 687

                      #11
                      Re: Wireless network Gaming

                      I have wireless at home. One PC is connected via a cable, and the other by wireless. The amount of lag is the same on each so I don't think it makes much difference...

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                      • TheInvisibleMan

                        #12
                        Re: Wireless network Gaming

                        As another poster mentioned... ANY wireless network will have faster data transmission capabilities than your Internet connection, so it 'should' not cause lag.

                        I run 3 systems on wifi in my home and none of them have trouble with lag.

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