Hardware Would something like this work for LAN on the Switch?

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small and cheap i like :P wounder if this will work also ?
I just like the thought of something small and out of the way so only 3 wires will be coming through the dock instead of some plastic block hanging loose outside the dock. I'd like to know if this works, if not I can contact the buyer and ask for a refund if it doesn't.
 
I purposely searched for something small like what I showed so its not seen and out of the way. Just want to make sure it works before going through with anything.
Well GL because I have one already with the same chipset and the switch uses it like mud. Wifi is faster than wired when I use it. Going to get that one I linked though.
 
With a 10/100 USB 2.0 adapter you are limited to 12 MBps.
With a 10/100 USB 3.0 adapter you are limited to 12 MBps.
With a 10/100/1000 USB 2.0 adapter you are limited to 60 MBps.
With a 10/100/1000 USB 3.0 adapter you are limited to 125 MBps.
 
Last edited by Mr. Wizard,
With a 10/100 USB 2.0 adapter you are limited to 12 MBps.
With a 10/100 USB 3.0 adapter you are limited to 60 MBps.
With a 10/100/1000 USB 3.0 adapter you are limited to 125 MBps.


Only issue with that, is most people think there 200 mb package means they pull 200 mb on every device then complain when there switch only pulls 45 especially since Nintendo like Sony and Microsoft limit download speeds where there is a'lot of congestion..

Also I prefer the U Green 3.0 adapter for Switch
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00MYTSN18?psc=1
 
Last edited by OfficialFBomb,
With a 10/100 USB 2.0 adapter you are limited to 12 MBps.
With a 10/100 USB 3.0 adapter you are limited to 60 MBps.
With a 10/100/1000 USB 3.0 adapter you are limited to 125 MBps.
USB 2.0's limit is 480mbps, not 96mbps.
And how are you gonna get more than 100mbps from a 10/100 adapter?
 
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That idk, but doesn't matter when the server limits the data anyways
Multiplayer games use peer to peer, not central servers. As was the case with the Splatoon 2 testfire. It also matters for transferring games locally through "Download Play" if or when it will be supported on the Switch. Not to mention backing up saves and the like through your local lan.
 
I remember that for wii you needed a wii brand/clone, not just any usb adapter, it not going to work ...
Maybe for wiiu must be something like this :x
 
There are actually a few 2.0 ones, that are different brands that do work for Wii, and continued to work for Wii U, and then even work for Switch, I own one but don't remember the brand but I know it works for all 3 and is not a Nintendo or clone one.. However it's not advisable to use on switch cause it will be low speeds being a 2.0..

It's a monoprice 2.0 9468 adapter they have other models that don't work has to be a 9468..
 
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