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    I’m going to move the Nvidia Shield downstairs tonight to watch some films etc.

    Upstairs I have a powerline adapter connecting straight into it as you know.

    If I was to do the same downstairs with the main router, is the same result possible?

    Many thanks

  • JAC JAC

    I’m going to move the Nvidia Shield downstairs tonight to watch some films etc.

    Upstairs I have a powerline adapter connecting straight into it as you know.

    If I was to do the same downstairs with the main router, is the same result possible?

    Many thanks

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    #2

    @jac perfectly possible, yes, although if the Nvidia shield will be in the same room, you could just connect the network cable directly into the back of the Virgin hub via a network lead and not need the power line adapters at all.

    However, if it’s a different room, then you will need them.

  • @jac perfectly possible, yes, although if the Nvidia shield will be in the same room, you could just connect the network cable directly into the back of the Virgin hub via a network lead and not need the power line adapters at all.

    However, if it’s a different room, then you will need them.

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    @phenomlab said in Nvidia shield & router:

    @jac perfectly possible, yes, although if the Nvidia shield will be in the same room, you could just connect the network cable directly into the back of the Virgin hub via a network lead and not need the power line adapters at all.

    However, if it’s a different room, then you will need them.

    The router and Nvidia shield will be in the same room mate.

    So I just need a cable to go from the virgin box to the Nvidia shield?

  • JAC JAC

    @phenomlab said in Nvidia shield & router:

    @jac perfectly possible, yes, although if the Nvidia shield will be in the same room, you could just connect the network cable directly into the back of the Virgin hub via a network lead and not need the power line adapters at all.

    However, if it’s a different room, then you will need them.

    The router and Nvidia shield will be in the same room mate.

    So I just need a cable to go from the virgin box to the Nvidia shield?

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    @jac exactly

  • @jac exactly

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    @phenomlab said in Nvidia shield & router:

    @jac exactly

    Thanks mate.

  • JAC JAC

    @phenomlab said in Nvidia shield & router:

    @jac exactly

    Thanks mate.

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    @jac said in Nvidia shield & router:

    @phenomlab said in Nvidia shield & router:

    @jac exactly

    Thanks mate.

    Using which cable? - One that came with the power adapters for example?

  • JAC JAC

    @jac said in Nvidia shield & router:

    @phenomlab said in Nvidia shield & router:

    @jac exactly

    Thanks mate.

    Using which cable? - One that came with the power adapters for example?

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    @jac yes, the network cable

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