5 Reasons To Update Your Internet Hardware

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Has your internet been lagging while you’re in the middle of a game? It’s probably time to update your internet hardware. Explore how to know in this blog.

For gamers, nothing beats the thrill of an immersive gaming experience. However, even the most advanced game can fall flat if your internet connection lags or drops. Your hardware plays a huge role in ensuring seamless gameplay. This article explores why updating your internet hardware is essential for every dedicated gamer.

Faster Speeds, Better Performance​

Speed is everything in gaming. With new hardware, you can access faster internet speeds. This quickness enhances your gaming performance. Modern routers and modems employ advanced technologies like Wi-Fi 6, offering speeds that can handle multiple devices without compromising performance. This enhancement means smoother gameplay with fewer annoying interruptions.

Gamers can see a reduction in dormancy when using the latest routers. If you find yourself frequently asking, “Why is my internet so slow?” consider updating your hardware.

Improved Connection Stability​

Few things are more frustrating than getting disconnected mid-battle. New internet hardware can dramatically improve connection stability. Older models may struggle to maintain consistent connectivity, especially in multi-user households. Upgrading can minimize lag and nearly eliminate those dreaded disconnects.

With the latest mesh Wi-Fi systems, you can enjoy uninterrupted gaming from any corner of your home. A stable connection ensures you maintain the upper hand in fast-paced online matches.

Compatibility With Latest Technologies​

Technology evolves rapidly, and gaming is no exception. Your internet hardware needs to be compatible with the latest tech advancements to keep up. New routers and modems can communicate effectively with next-gen gaming consoles and PCs, ensuring you don’t miss out on any feature or update.

This forward-thinking approach also means you’re ready for future releases and advancements, keeping your setup relevant for years to come. Investing in new hardware helps you stay ahead of the curve, allowing you to enjoy the full potential of new games and updates.

Enhanced Security Measures​

Gaming should be fun and not troubled with worries about cybersecurity. Updating your internet hardware offers enhanced security measures that protect your privacy and data. Many new routers have built-in firewalls, automatic firmware updates, and advanced encryption settings.

These features guard against hackers and malware, ensuring that your gaming sessions are as safe as they are enjoyable. Plus, with parental controls, you can manage what young gamers access online, providing peace of mind for parents.

Cost-Effective Long-Term​

While the initial investment might seem daunting, upgrading your internet hardware can be cost-effective in the long run. Newer models will last longer and perform better, reducing the need for frequent replacements. This enhancement means fewer service calls and reduced downtime, saving time and money. With better performance and security, you’ll enjoy a more reliable gaming experience, which can help avoid costly data breaches or repairs.

Enhancing your gaming setup with the latest internet hardware can transform the way you play. Faster speeds, improved stability, compatibility with new technology, and enhanced security contribute to a superior gaming experience. If you’re serious about gaming, it’s time to invest in quality hardware that keeps you at the top of your game. Don’t wait for slow speeds or unstable connections to ruin your gameplay; upgrade today and feel the difference.
 
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God, I wish I knew how to improve my 4G connection in my flat. I have to keep the phone or 4G router with the SIM near a window, then apply my connection on external devices to even tolerate how terrible it can be. Otherwise, man. The speed is worse than mundane.

In fact, I had broadband with TalkTalk until a year ago. The download speed was nothing short of chronic. It was actually worse than using data with my phone. And I pay for unlimited data, by the way. However, Giffgaff throttled my speed. So I moved over to Smarty.

But good grief. The broadband speed TalkTalk provided was under 1 Mbps. It wasn't possible to go with a fibre package, as they said it wasn't available in my shithole of a suburb. It was their fast broadband deal. And it sucked. But when my contract was supposed to end after 18 months, they rolled it. Trying to cancel it was a blooming nuisance, so I just barred payments from them.

Until June, they were still sending me payment notices and threats. For some reason, this all ceased. But damn, their service is totally abysmal.
 
One can use the router as repeater for better coverage either wired or wireless, but connecting then with ethernet wire will give better speeds with no drops.
 
Most peoples internet today are limited to there phone, which is literally a desktop at this point. I have options. Yes I know the past hardware might not give me "all the speed I need" but at the same time, you have to be picky about what you buy.

You have hardware you could run your phone through but only few will give you all the speed without you going into the command-line.

I will tell you about a true update. If I had a powerful enough dish I could feed off the local public library without stepping foot outside my door. Or a public vehicle with wifi.

The problem with such high-speeds comes tracking. You see your information is stored in cell towers, and with lack of users on cable/fiber-optics, the speed itself could give you away. The cell towers have the ping of your device ( phones in this case ), No matter which state or spot your in we are always pinging as the phone is an always on computer.

You have to ask "What am I going to do with all that speed" ? Only thing anybody could do with that speed is watch 4k or 8K material without any trips. That is it, and for an entire household on the highspeed internet, is what is really that is covering. Most online games do not require you to have such speeds.............however if your using an emulation service
where a Virtual-Machine is running and requires online connection, the video might mess up.

Essentially people are using containers across the internet to wireless connect to another computer. It is no different then Team Viewer / Any Desk or Secure-Socket.

I literally can run a Linux machine on my phone, and access it in full color on my desktop from anywhere in the world. The same with accessing a Mac computer on your network from a Linux machine ( or Windows ), to even accessing your files from across the web.

The practice of using a terminal ( thus the meaning/definition of terminal ).... in programming from years ago in the 1970's. In order to do heavy computations. Or even doing heavy workloads.
 

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