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Old 06-02-2015, 14:15   #10
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Re: Ethernet Card for Gaming

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Originally Posted by Stuart View Post
Personally, I would have been surprised if the card did make a difference. The lag introduced by any chip is likely to be a fraction of that introduced by the ISP's own infrastructure

I've always thought of these gaming network cards as being similar to the Monster style AV cables. Incredibly expensive, Incredibly flash looking but not actually any better than cheaper alternatives.
You forget hardcore gamers often frequent LAN parties and play vs. others in the same home, making the ISP irrelevant.
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