Is it worth Getting wireless for 360 live?

Killem all

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:Well my router is all the way down stairs and i want live and my friends say get a wireless one.But i dont know if they are any good.Does it lag alot?Please tell me because i want live and i got the money now :D :confused1:
 
I would spend the money and have someone run a line to your unstairs XD it would cost about the same
 
Hope this helps. Plus you get a story :)

My XBox is in my living room. I had a longer ethernet cord that I stretched across the floor from my router in the office to my XBox whenever I wanted to connect to live.

This worked really well until the day my dog tripped up the cord. This has happened before and has always been a risk, but this was the first time that it resulted in the scratching of one of my games (Borderlands :( )

Long story short my brother-in-law let me borrow his wireless adapter and I have not noticed any slowdown in online play or downloading. Plus now the XBox stays out of the way and doesn't risk being bumped.

Also I was able to return Borderlands and exchange it for a brand new copy, which was immediately installed to my hard drive, in case anyone is curious.

So I would say it is worth buying a wireless adapter. You shouldn't notice any slowdown.
 
It depends on the location and quality of your wireless network, but if its optimal, you would experience no change
 
I've used one for a long time and havn't encountered any problems with it.
 
Hope this helps. Plus you get a story :)

My XBox is in my living room. I had a longer ethernet cord that I stretched across the floor from my router in the office to my XBox whenever I wanted to connect to live.

This worked really well until the day my dog tripped up the cord. This has happened before and has always been a risk, but this was the first time that it resulted in the scratching of one of my games (Borderlands :( )

Long story short my brother-in-law let me borrow his wireless adapter and I have not noticed any slowdown in online play or downloading. Plus now the XBox stays out of the way and doesn't risk being bumped.

Also I was able to return Borderlands and exchange it for a brand new copy, which was immediately installed to my hard drive, in case anyone is curious.

So I would say it is worth buying a wireless adapter. You shouldn't notice any slowdown.

This has happened to me b4 as well. My 360 was standing up and it fell down and started making a grinding noise(never good). Needless to say my COD4 has a few scratches.
 
Yeah, Wireless is good. I have something kinda like a wireless, and it works like a boss.
 
Or you could do what i do (if you have a labtop) got to your wireless connection and local connections highlight both of them and make a network bridge , ethernet cord plugged into labtop
 

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