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Vita's wifi is beyond terrible.
Yeah I have to agree I can't remote play in my own house for any longer than 5-10 minutes it's very sad...
Vita's wifi is beyond terrible.
Not targeting this at you, specifically, but this 'answer' really irks me. It's a good idea in theory, but it's generally not as convenient as "just plug a wire in". It shouldn't be an excuse for shitty wifi hardware.
Powerline is the best option, though. Still - spending the cash shouldn't be necessary.
Of course not but someone isn't going to sell their entire system for WiFi if getting online is the priority. We can demand Sony to distribute a new round of PS4 with the new WiFi piece but if you already have the system, chances are you probably aren't going to just buy the new one, so it's best to work with what you have. And if online pings and download speeds are of importance, definitely go wired. I look at it like - we can complain about a cheap solution but action just works better.
Yeah I have to agree I can't remote play in my own house for any longer than 5-10 minutes it's very sad...
man, people will never learn this.
5Ghz is not better than 2.4Ghz. it's just a higher frequency for busy areas to mitigate congestion. the range of 5Ghz vs 2.4 is extremely limited. it also cannot penetrate walls nearly as well.
5ghz is nice to have as an option in a busy condo but it is not inherently better at all, and given the choice you'd always want 2.4.
Consoles have cheap WiFi antenna. Go wired or enjoy the eventual lag or slowdown.
No wiring nearby? Get a PowerLine adapter.
Does Ethernet cable work on those?
To be fair, the XB1's wifi isn't all that great either. Sure, it's 5GHz which means it can be super fast, but it automatically switches to 2.4 if a router is sending both in sync, meaning you have to desychronise them on the router and explicitly select the 5.0 one, which is an unnecessary pain.
There are a couple of non-obvious config settings that may help your Vita's wifi connection -Vita's wifi is beyond terrible.
Here are two most important settings you have to change:
Edit: Be sure to checkout the official Remote Play topic if you still have problems.
- Turn OFF Power save settings ---> "use Wi-fi in Power Save Mode" Importance level: Over 9000.
- In your wi-fi routers settings, change your security setting to "WPA2 / AES". Absolutely no TKIP, force AES and AES only. Importance level: Very.
Does Ethernet cable work on those?
I get shit speeds even with Ethernet so count yourself lucky. I have 200mbs internet and I am lucky to get 20mbs on the PS4 (I get 206 on my PC).
I agree with everyone here. Go wired. My PS4 literally sits next to my modem and the shit still moves slow using WiFi. I don't know if it's Comcast crappy modem or what but I have it wired now.
Not targeting this at you, specifically, but this 'answer' really irks me. It's a good idea in theory, but it's generally not as convenient as "just plug a wire in". It shouldn't be an excuse for shitty wifi hardware.
Powerline is the best option, though. Still - spending the cash shouldn't be necessary.
It's old and crummy 2,4ghz instead of the much better 5ghz that most wifi dongles have these days
i never trust wifi. always going wired for gaming. if i notice you're using wireless in online fighting games (very noticable), i won't play you.
It's not just the wifi, it's the psn network on ps4, it is just shit. I get full speed on my PS3 via wifi but on ps4 wifi or Ethernet it rarely gets full speed.
It's old and crummy 2,4ghz instead of the much better 5ghz that most wifi dongles have these days
Yep. Wired/wireless. No different.I get shit speeds even with Ethernet so count yourself lucky. I have 200mbs internet and I am lucky to get 20mbs on the PS4 (I get 206 on my PC).