My Son plans to build a high end pc for gaming and is currently using PS5 upstairs in his bedroom. I know hard-wired ethernet cabling is the best option but it might not be feasible to run one from downstairs. Then I found a Reddit thread from a few years ago about MoCA adapters being the closest thing to ethernet as it uses your coaxial cable. Need to know if this is a viable option for pc/ps5 gaming with low latency etc. If so, what do I need to get this working? Recommendations for a decent adapter?
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Advice for MoCA adapter for PS5/PC gaming
- Thread starter bpjacobsen
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MoCA- Multimedia over COAX
Can't say I seen that before.
I have seen powerline but it seems MoCA is better
It looks good enough for networking.
I don't think I should suggest any adapters since I don't know. Search just reveals what was best 8 months ago. not recently.
I would ask on here - https://forums.tomshardware.com/forums/networking.31/
Can't say I seen that before.
I have seen powerline but it seems MoCA is better
It looks good enough for networking.
I don't think I should suggest any adapters since I don't know. Search just reveals what was best 8 months ago. not recently.
I would ask on here - https://forums.tomshardware.com/forums/networking.31/
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