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I was wondering if 10Mbps speed for xbox live is sufficient enough?

 

I had to swap my ethernet cables between my PC and Xbox because the one that was plugged in my xbox was 1Gbps and the one plugged in my computer was 10Mbps. Who would want a 10Mbps speed on the computer, seriously lol.

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10Mbps? Not even my grandma's modem/router from 2007 will do that.

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I was wondering if 10Mbps speed for xbox live is sufficient enough?

 

I had to swap my ethernet cables between my PC and Xbox because the one that was plugged in my xbox was 1Gbps and the one plugged in my computer was 10Mbps. Who would want a 10Mbps speed on the computer, seriously lol.

that is more than enough for anything you would want to do on the xbox except for downloading games over the internet. Just make sure you dont have anyone streaming hulu or netflix on your connection while your gaming and youll be fine. I used to play on 9mbps using my verizon 4g cell phone as my internet connection and it was just as good as a 25+mbps connection for xbox.

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that is more than enough for anything you would want to do on the xbox except for downloading games over the internet. Just make sure you dont have anyone streaming hulu or netflix on your connection while your gaming and youll be fine. I used to play on 9mbps using my verizon 4g cell phone as my internet connection and it was just as good as a 25+mbps connection for xbox.

ahhh ok, i dont have netflix so its fine. i could always swap the two cables whenever im not using the computer.

 

thanks for your reply! :)

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ahhh ok, i dont have netflix so its fine. i could always swap the two cables whenever im not using the computer.

 

thanks for your reply! :)

No problem. A good general rule of thumb to use for xbox live is 7.5mbps per console. I dont know how much is considered sufficient for pc but i have had a 360 since it launched and a xbox one since it launched and i just recently sold my xbox one and am going over to pc here in a few months.

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