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Xbox 360 Wireless Connection

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Is there any other way to connect wirelessly with buy the $100 Xbox 360 wireless adapter??? Does any one know of any products that do the same job . but are cheaper?? thanks

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I havent tried it yet, but i intend to put one of my wireless things i use on my comps into my 360 i doubt it will work but if it does yay for me because i dont have my modem yet

I havent tried it yet, but i intend to put one of my wireless things i use on my comps into my 360 i doubt it will work but if it does yay for me because i dont have my modem yet

 

 

 

It won't, waste of time.

I havent tried it yet, but i intend to put one of my wireless things i use on my comps into my 360 i doubt it will work but if it does yay for me because i dont have my modem yet

 

I wouldn't bother wasting your warranty, especially if you're unfortunate to get a faulty console.

Using wireless isn't a good idea for online gaming anyways, *especially* if you play FPS games.. Be it on PC or Xbox 360.

 

 

 

Your latency ("ping") will be sky high and you'll experience significant lag by using Wi-Fi/wlan for online gaming.

Using wireless isn't a good idea for online gaming anyways, *especially* if you play FPS games.. Be it on PC or Xbox 360.

 

 

 

Your latency ("ping") will be sky high and you'll experience significant lag by using Wi-Fi/wlan for online gaming.

 

 

 

Not really BlueLancer. I ran with wireless for about 3 years and, aside from random dropouts that annoyed the piss out of me, it actually ran quite smoothly. It depends what kind of wireless router/adapter you get really.

 

 

 

 

 

Also, likewise, I use wireless for my 360 and the times I've gone online its been ok. That being said though I never went online much at all.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Still, if by all means possible you can hook it up wired -- do it. Wireless is just an option if you don't have any means to do so.

My friend uses the wireless thing, and he says it really isn't worth it the $100 unless you absolutely can't connect with wires. Personally, I use wires for my original X-Box and if you arrange the wires right nobody even knows their there (although theres a hole in my floor from where the wire leads into the basement in case I ever move my TV #-o ).

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