It uses the new standards – 802.11ac and 802.11n, so the maximum speed can respectively reach 866.7Mb/s and 150Mb/s. Compared with Ethernet, the speed is quite slow since the LAN connection speed can reach 100-1000Mb/s or even higher.īut WiFi has gotten faster over the last few years. WiFi was initially based on the 802.11g standard and its maximum theoretical speed was 54Mb/s. Well then, Ethernet vs WiFi: what’s the difference? Which one is better for you to choose? Now, let’s see the following part to learn the comparison of them and you can know which to use. In fact, Ethernet is also widely used in a company since its speed is fast. Then, you may think the wired Internet is no longer necessary.
Usually, you use a WiFi Internet connection in coffee shops, at home, or on your phone. Now, read this post from MiniTool that focuses on Ethernet vs WiFi and you can know which one connection is better. You may want to know the answer to this question “is Ethernet better than WiFi” or “is WiFi or Ethernet faster”. It is a Telstra Technicolour TG797N v3.There are two Internet connection ways – Ethernet and WiFi, that is, wired and wireless. What if my modem/router does not support QoS? I've looked into CFW but nothing supports it. Less latency means faster web pages and downloads for those who are on WiFi. Wired connection for the xbox is just better for everyone involved. So you want QoS no matter what if he is concerned with his connection being "stolen" by the xbox. Being wireless adds latency to all wireless connections (that click time i mentioned).being wired does not. It makes zero difference if your brother is wired or not in that respect. Plus even if your brothers on WiFi.you dad is still going to be pinched for bandwidth if QoS is not on. He's just worried that his connection is going to be slower when the Xbox uses ethernet if the router gives preference to ethernet.
It drops massively when at least 3 people are using the internet but that's another problem. I'm not sure what the promised bandwidth is but the average connection I get when I'm alone at home is 2Mb/s. I live in Australia with a worse than average connection. If your dad cares about his Wifi bandwidth then ideally yes you want the xbox on a wired connection. Now if he uses Wifi then he will be added to all the other devices on wifi which generally take turns sending a signal though very quickly (unless on different ghz rating like say xbox is on 2.4ghz and your dad's devices are all on 5ghz). Now if he was watching video or what not that is enough to overpower the internet connection as a whole (say like downloading/streaming at 2.5mbps on a 2.5mbps line). For gaming no it won't affect the rest of the Wifi "bandwidth".
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