I have network over my power outlets but its a cheapy option that was given to me by my provider. I am looking at getting TP-LINK TL-PA6010KIT or using wireless. What would be the best option for gaming? I was afraid wireless would give me to much latency when gaming and my current network over power outlets is dropping me but I think they are defective since one of them started making a strange noise. Before the noise it all seemed fine. Thx for any feedback network Gurus!
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Best for gaming latency?
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FWIW: My Ubiquiti Unifi LR AP added about 4ms vs. wired and I was in a separate building.
Yeah.. not sure I would notice 4ms..It's not like I am that good anyways at my games lol
it should be fine with the TP-LINK TL-PA6010KIT.
I used an dlink 300Mbps powerline kit connected to a switch and my nas and unifi and experience 0 latency issues unless i was streaming/downloading files while playing.
I ended up pulling 150+ft of cat 5e cable and now it doesn't affect my gaming and downloading/streaming from netflix.
also the electric wiring in your house could also be a factor as well depending on how old your house is.
I used an dlink 300Mbps powerline kit connected to a switch and my nas and unifi and experience 0 latency issues unless i was streaming/downloading files while playing.
I ended up pulling 150+ft of cat 5e cable and now it doesn't affect my gaming and downloading/streaming from netflix.
also the electric wiring in your house could also be a factor as well depending on how old your house is.
it should be fine with the TP-LINK TL-PA6010KIT.
I used an dlink 300Mbps powerline kit connected to a switch and my nas and unifi and experience 0 latency issues unless i was streaming/downloading files while playing.
I ended up pulling 150+ft of cat 5e cable and now it doesn't affect my gaming and downloading/streaming from netflix.
also the electric wiring in your house could also be a factor as well depending on how old your house is.
House is 2010... I have an electrical background and I kind of have a feeling the GFCI breakers cause issues in houses. I will pickup that kit and give it a try. Thx for the feedback!!!