BasharOfTheAges wrote:I'd honestly reccomend a router over this method, but if you plan to go ahead with it you may experience a speed decrease in the interenet on the 2nd computer and a preformance hit on the first one (which won't really be noticible unless it's something that's really outdated to begin with).
BasharOfTheAges wrote:You can get some cheep routers nowdays... look around a bit. I'm not sure what you'll find locally, but newegg definately has decent prices.
And if you have all the stuff to do what you had planned to begin with now then try it out and see how it works for you. Run a bnadwidth test on both systems and see if there's any difference.
lister007 wrote:Basically you need to set up a network and I agree with the router idea, as this is the method I use my self, however, if it is just file transfer and interaction between two or more comps setting up a network via blue tooth is quicker and cheaper. If you were going to hard wire them anyway then distance obviously isn't a issue. Its worth having a look into as you can get blue tooth dongles for almost nothing!
Orwell wrote: The only, mostly, reliably functioning wireless technology is a tv remote.
anubisx00 wrote:Orwell wrote: The only, mostly, reliably functioning wireless technology is a tv remote.
Wait, remotes are generally infrared, not wireless.
anubisx00 wrote:Orwell wrote: The only, mostly, reliably functioning wireless technology is a tv remote.
Wait, remotes are generally infrared, not wireless.
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