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Yipee Kai Yay!!!
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Can you split the net and make it run fine?
Alright...I was wonering if there was a possible way to split the net. Right now I have cable going to my computer and I was wanting to get the PS2 Online Adapter. I was wondering if it was possible to split it so that the net goes to both the computer and to the PS2 and if the net will still work ok.
I was wondering if it was also ok if this happened if a person could be on the net on the comp and using the net for the ps2 at the same time... THANKS |
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Retired Prolly.
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You just need a router for it. It'll work fine.
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Not even... you have cable internet? I have a TV and modem hooked to the same cable and I just use a regular splitter... 1 in, 2 out.
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That's different isn't it? They're not the same connection. They're each going to separate things completely... If you want to split the -internet-, I believe you need a router. Don't quote me on that, but I think that's how it works.
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#5 |
look at that hat
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Yeah you can't split your internet connection by splitting the cable. Unless you bought a whole other cable modem. And I highly suggest NOT to split your cable as it weakens the signal and you can't get full performance out of them.
You need a router. You'll internet will run fine if someone is playing PS2 and on the computer at the same time. |
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#6 |
The Satanic Mechanic
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True. Routers are hott shit.
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#7 |
Formerly Ġohâń3k
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say you have a cake and you want to spread it evenly with 2 people
if you use anything but a router, 80% of the cake goes on the floor, 10% to 1 person, 10% to the other if you use a router, you'll both get 100% of the cake ![]() dont' use anything but a router man, it's just stupid, i've got 2 computers, 1 wireless laptop, and soon my ps2 all running smoothly at the same time due to my router ![]() a good router company is linksys (pretty sure it's one of the best) try that or d-link.. if i'm giving bad companies, someone just post lol, but i really think these 2 companies run the public/personal/non-business market for routers |
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I just wish I could get a router made specially for a TV cable connection so that I wouldn't have to use a splitter if I wanted cable to two TVs..
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#9 |
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Shit, I'm on this computer, my brother's playing playstation 2 online, my other brother is playing xbox live, and my dad is online on his laptop. None of us ever complain about slowdown.
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Tîm Defaid
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Seeing as we're on the subject I was wondering if one of you could help me out. Now I'm not the smartest guy with computers so bear with me
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Formerly Ġohâń3k
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the one that says "WAN" at the back, or the one that is totally different from the others (usually there's 4 others), the different one connects to ur DSL/Cable modem or whatever gets you on the net... and the other 4 go to the back of the computers you're using
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