Power line adapter for PS4

[jrmeers4]

I currently get about 50-250 ping sometimes 1000 if my family is on the internet, if I get a tp link av600 powerline adapter and a 10 foot cat 7 Ethernet cable how much lower will my ping be?

 

[Tumeden]

It's honestly really hard to say, powerline adapters work better in some buildings better then others, it all comes down to how well the building/house is wired and how much electrical interference there is. In an ideal situation you would get almost the equivalent as running an ethernet cable directly to the modem. The closer you are to the modem/router the better.

 

[jrmeers4]

It's honestly really hard to say, powerline adapters work better in some buildings better then others, it all comes down to how well the building/house is wired and how much electrical interference there is. In an ideal situation you would get almost the equivalent as running an ethernet cable directly to the modem. The closer you are to the modem/router the better.

 

[jrmeers4]

Can the cat 7 Ethernet cable plug into my PS4, my router, and the powerline?

 

[Tumeden]

Can the cat 7 Ethernet cable plug into my PS4, my router, and the powerline?

You would need 2 powerline adapters to accomplish what you're trying to do.

The first one you would plug in near your router, then you would run an ethernet cable from the router to the powerline adapter in the wall.

The second one you would plug in near your ps4, then an ethernet cable from THAT powerline adapter to your ps4.

 

[jrmeers4]

Can the cat 7 Ethernet cable plug into my PS4, my router, and the powerline?

You would need 2 powerline adapters to accomplish what you're trying to do.

The first one you would plug in near your router, then you would run an ethernet cable from the router to the powerline adapter in the wall.

The second one you would plug in near your ps4, then an ethernet cable from THAT powerline adapter to your ps4.

 

[jrmeers4]

Okay, and the cat 7 will work for that right?

 

[Tumeden]

Okay, and the cat 7 will work for that right?

Yes

Cat 5, 6, 7 all have the same connectors.

 

[jrmeers4]

Okay, and the cat 7 will work for that right?

Yes

Cat 5, 6, 7 all have the same connectors.

 

[jrmeers4]

Okay, thanks for the help!

 

[Tumeden]

Okay, thanks for the help!

No problem, if you have any more questions feel free to ask anybody at toms, we're all here to help!

Be sure to pick a post as a solution so if anyone else comes searching for help with the same question, they know where to go

 

[jrmeers4]

Okay, thanks for the help!

No problem, if you have any more questions feel free to ask anybody at toms, we're all here to help!

Be sure to pick a post as a solution so if anyone else comes searching for help with the same question, they know where to go

 

[jrmeers4]

Do I have to plug the powerline into the outlet directly or can I plug it into my power strip? If I plug it into wall will it block both plugs or just the one?

 

[Tumeden]

You should plug it directly into the wall socket for best performance. If you plug it into the bottom socket of the wall you should be able to keep your power strip connected to the top socket.

 

[jrmeers4]

You should plug it directly into the wall socket for best performance. If you plug it into the bottom socket of the wall you should be able to keep your power strip connected to the top socket.

 

[jrmeers4]

Ok thanks!