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<blockquote data-quote="Jay_UK" data-source="post: 684630" data-attributes="member: 98509">Hi there,I was in a similar situation, I have got gigabit wired to some rooms, but not everyone.Typical really, I had to install a client in a room with no network cabling! I tried wireless (N standard) but the client only support upto 150Mbps, which should be enough, but the client is known for latency/interrupt issues. So I had to decide what to do, either USB wireless dongle, EOP (Ethernet over Power), or try and run some Cat6 in.In the end I went for EOP (200Mbps version), although the cable connection is only 100Mbps, this works fine, even for HD content.My network is made up of Netgear gigabit switch, with a gigabit draytek router.You do have to be careful with EOP, with the quality of the mains cabling, the number of units used, the make/quality of the EOP devices.Thanks,J.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay_UK, post: 684630, member: 98509"] Hi there, I was in a similar situation, I have got gigabit wired to some rooms, but not everyone. Typical really, I had to install a client in a room with no network cabling! I tried wireless (N standard) but the client only support upto 150Mbps, which should be enough, but the client is known for latency/interrupt issues. So I had to decide what to do, either USB wireless dongle, EOP (Ethernet over Power), or try and run some Cat6 in. In the end I went for EOP (200Mbps version), although the cable connection is only 100Mbps, this works fine, even for HD content. My network is made up of Netgear gigabit switch, with a gigabit draytek router. You do have to be careful with EOP, with the quality of the mains cabling, the number of units used, the make/quality of the EOP devices. Thanks, J. [/QUOTE]

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