Question:
How to fix Network Timeouts for Gaming Consoles.?
anonymous
2013-02-21 17:40:32 UTC
My computers connection never drops. My Iphone, Roku, etc never drops.

My Xbox and PS3 both frequently get dropped due to network time outs.

Ive tried pretty much everything.
Ive power cycled, hard reset, port forwarded, DMZ'd the connection.

Ive cleared all cache, history etc on the browsers as well as the gaming consoles.

Ive run speedtest numerous times and on average I would say I get about 35mbps as my download speed and 4.0 mbps for my upload speed.
I think the lowest Ive ever seen it is 25 for download and 2 for upload.

Ive called my ISP, had a technician come check it out, and this network timeout issue is still on going.

Anybody have a problem where only the gaming consoles are seemingly affected.

I have tried both Wired and Wireless Connections and both have had network timeouts multiple times daily.
Three answers:
Bkrayzay
2013-02-22 01:38:56 UTC
yeah it's crap like this that made me switch to PC gaming, but you can try ensuring good cooling for the console. Keep in mind that a console is not built to be as sturdy as a computer when it comes to connectivity, I suggest playing w/e game it is on a great computer rather than some cheesy console!
penn
2016-08-07 14:10:38 UTC
- Get the ps3 or xbox 360 when you've got a HD television. - Get the wii if you happen to like interacting and relocating about greater than something. - depending to your age and what form of games you like. In case you like motion, racing video games go for the xbox 360 or ps3. - sporting activities video games identification go for the wii. - ps3 and the xbox 360 have higher images than wii. - There are alot more video games available for the xbox 360 than the ps3 and wii. - Xbox 360 has hardware issues. Wii = 7/10 xbox 360 = 9/10 ps3 = 9.Three/10 The ps3 and xbox 360 shall be around for an extraordinarily long time. No factor waiting for one more console to come out. Perhaps yet another four years.
anonymous
2013-02-21 17:46:37 UTC
It may be a problem with your router/adapter (If you are using Clearwire, then that is your problem).


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