I was wondering what is the best wireless router to use with the PS3? if you use a wireless router please write down what you have and the pros and cons of it
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my Netgear works great and I've never had a problem with it, plus the program used for programming the router is one of the easiest I have ever used. I have a WGR614
Linksys is awesome in general... But I cannot get my PS3 to connect to my router at a satisfactory bandwidth. It took me 10 minutes to download a 24mb patch today and it can take upwards of 8 hours to download certain demos. I've repeatedly messed with settings on both my router and my PS3 and haven't had ANYTHING work. The weird thing was I was able to get it work once after repeatedly resetting things... It just decided to start working. And then I had to change something, and since then the same exact settings simply will not yield speeds anywhere close to desirable. As far as I'm concerned Sony has been extremely poor in maximizing the wireless card's compatibility.Linksys is pretty awesome.
Furi-Kun
Look for Linksys WRT54G DD-WRT flashable models. These are able to be flashed with custom firmware (for compatibility not for illegal things). They have some kind of Linux capability and I am just learning about this myself but DD-WRT.COM has a list and more information. You can find them on eBay and some are out there at Wal Mart, Best Buy still (just make sure you have a list of the versions when you go to buy one).
Enter WRT54G where it says Please enter at least 3 character of the router's name, manufacturer and/or revision.(or any router but that's the most compatible).
ive also never had a problem with my NETGEAR its greatmy Netgear works great and I've never had a problem with it, plus the program used for programming the router is one of the easiest I have ever used. I have a WGR614
coasterguy65
I have a Netgear N+ router and it works pretty good. Ive tried others like D-link (connection wasn't very good)and lynksis(dropped signal once in a while). I cant justify netgear as being the best, it had just been my experience.
Frustrated and need some help. We bought our son a PS3 and in his bedroom he is unable to play online. I have a 2 gate ATT wireless router and have contacted ATT, they say PS3 issue. Called PS and I am doing everything correctly. Exchanged PS3 for new and same issue. Is it my router, how do I know? He really wants to be able to play his friends online. The reason why he wanted that system.. HELP please or maybe I need to purchase a new brand router!! :-(pmjaramilloOk this might be obvious, but you have gone through the process of going through network settings and searching for the wireless router to connect to, right? Does it find the router when you search for it?
Here in the UK, I bought a brand new PS Vita (18th December 2012). I use a NETGEAR DG834G router through which I have never ever had a problem with my iMac, 2 laptops, an iPhone and an XBox. However, connecting online with my PS Vita has given me nothing but grief this past week to the point where I'm considering returning the console to the store.
When I check my net connection in the Vita's settings menu, it says I'm connected to both the internet and the Playstation Network with no problems, with NAT type 2. However, it won't let me connect when I try to start up the "Party" app on the console with a waiting message for ages followed by a "your connection has been terminated" message. Playing Call of Duty: declassified is also a waste of time when trying to join an online multiplayer game because it won't let me join, this time with the error message "NW-2510-8" and botting me back to the game's main menu. Yet, it will let me play online in my other 2 currently owned games - "Madden 13" & "Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale".
I posted on the PS (european) forums about this but no-one has been able to answer the problem although a couple of others stated they have the same issues. I then did a google search as it turns out this issue has been going on ever since the console was released about a year ago now. NETGEAR routers very often seem to be what troubled Vita owners are using.
So, as a very last resort, I'm trying to find out if other router manufacturers might actually let the Vita work OK. Problem is that I'd have to be VERY sure first, before spending money on a new router as I obviously would not want to do this if I'm not sure it would fix things. My only other option as I said above will be to return it to the store which would be a real shame.
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