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Lyfa
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 Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2009 5:44 pm Post subject: [Question] Downloaded stuff slow down xbox? |
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My brother is like crazy again because he thinks that all the stuff that I've downloaded in the past on this computer - The one I'm typing on right now - slows down and lags him when he's online via xbox live.
When my mom is on her laptop he's saying that nothing's wrong with his connection, but once I get on it's shit and he has 1 bar.
Personally I can't tell a difference except the normal lag from the host.
Is there anyway that my laptop could be effecting the lag on the xbox?
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Other notes: xbox is old and has been replaced twice. Ethernet cable is 60ft a believe.
If you need more info then just ask.
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superweapons
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? The Xbox is connected via the 60ft ethernet? Then he should have no connection issues as far as the "1 bar" thing goes since the Xbox is using a wired connection.
There's not really any reason that your system would be affecting his ping, except when you're downloading and he's simultaneously playing on Live.
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Lyfa
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| superweapons wrote: | ? The Xbox is connected via the 60ft ethernet? Then he should have no connection issues as far as the "1 bar" thing goes since the Xbox is using a wired connection.
There's not really any reason that your system would be affecting his ping, except when you're downloading and he's simultaneously playing on Live. |
That's the thing, I'm not downloading anything and he's still complaining
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Cryoma
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Unless you're eating bandwidth there shouldn't be an issue.
Or it could be a shitty router than can't handle that many packets, but I doubt it since it would need to be like 10 years old.
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