I think my Xbox 360's ethernet card/port is slower than the internal wireless...

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  1. SandM1tch
    SandM1tch Guest

    I think my Xbox 360's ethernet card/port is slower than the internal wireless...


    So I've had this issue since the October 2012 dashboard update I was beta testing for and it seems that in games like gears of war, shoot many robots, etc. (games that seem to have delayed action to when the shot actually "hits" your opponent) are laggier/higher
    in latency than connecting my same console by my home network's Wireless N.

    There's no reason for wireless to be "better" on paper than wired, but one way I know for sure that the wireless in the console is not corrupted like the Ethernet adapter, is when you test your xbox live connection on the dashboard, Every so often, i get a
    NAT error until i retest and retest and it goes away. Using wireless, I've done the test 10 times in a row and not once do i get the NAT error unlike every 2nd or 3rd time with the wired connection.

    My router isn't the culprit as my PC is hardwired which I have acceptable latency on the games I play. But on my Xbox 360, the connection types are night and day.

    My 360 is not under warranty anymore so I'm not finding it worth the limited funds I have to send it in for this small problem, but if anyone else feels like they have this issue, please share. I believe there is a problem with the ethernet adapter's driver
    on the console that isn't fixed by system update or system rollback. So unless it was fixed by the factory, there's obviously no way to fix it from home.

    :)
     
    SandM1tch, Apr 4, 2014
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  2. using an ethernet switch

    Hey Solid, I don't believe that ethernet switches are officially supported, and I think you're going to run into issues trying to use multiple routers. Are you currently using an external wireless adapter for your console, or the internal wireless in the
    Xbox 360 S?
     
    Mister Fitzer, Apr 4, 2014
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  3. KillamPH
    KillamPH Guest
    My wired connection wont work to my 360

    Also: when i set my laptop to wireless then select properties and click on sharing the device's connection, and run an ethernet cable from the laptop ethernet port to the 360's ethernet port, then run the wired network connection test, it works.
     
    KillamPH, Apr 4, 2014
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  4. I think my Xbox 360's ethernet card/port is slower than the internal wireless...

    Hit up the support forum. May find multiple answers that will better assist you.
     
    Your Dead McFly, Apr 7, 2014
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