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I have four computers on a wireless router, 3 desktops, 1 laptop. All computers except the lap top are connected to the cable modem via cable. If 2 computers are accessing the internet with normal inquiries and the 3rd(laptop) is continually playing interactive games on the internet, will the internet response time for the 2 desktops deminish because of all the game playing of the 3rd ?

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Yes it will. Since all the connected device whether wired or wireless were connected to the same network, they will share bandwidth speed. For example your network is capable of 10 Mbps connection, the four devices connected in the network will acquire the bandwidth of that according to the software or application it was running. Mostly interactive games consume more bandwidth speed than just plain internet browsing. It will only support the devices up to the 10 Mbps limit.

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