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anyone know where i can find a quite long of an ethernet cable in the US?
EDIT 2: I'm done for the night. Had one good race in Professional mode, no lag, close racing possible. Definitely pick professional mode if you are the host. The default party mode races are odd, physics feels off, rubberband effect strong. Professional mode races feels like GTPSP should...
An ethernet cable is not the only option. You can also use a wireless bridge or an ethernet power outlet adapter.okay.. so now I know why there are those asking for long Ethernet cables.. this sucks!!! My router is across the house and there is NO way to get my ps3 over there to connect it.. .wtf!!!! F this!
An ethernet cable is not the only option. You can also use a wireless bridge or an ethernet power outlet adapter.
Now there's a word a had to look-up... I guess I'll just wait it out until these dam furloughs stop...
It was indeed!
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What amazes me, is the complete absence of noticable lag in the connection. Even though we were racing from almost opposite locations on this globe (being Hawai and Europe), the connections seems to be way better than what I used to experience with GT5p online (PD uses their own servers, and these may be not as good as the Sony servers). On the other hand, connections get lost too often to my liking.
Could be...But I recently upgraded my connection speed to something that should be more than capable. I couldn't believe the head start you got when we were both in first gen NSXs :\
Either you're really, really good or his standards for ok are terribly low. Don't see why network connections will affect the speed of the cars. I love the sharing feature. I shared with some guys I met looking for rooms and I got 1424 cars. That's a lot compared to my previous 11 cars.