is this good for gaming like PLAYSTATION 4?
1720416
I would recommend faster internet than DSL for online gaming, like cable internet. If your stuck with DSL like I am tho, this modem does work great. Its a much more stable connection than what AT&T; sold me and works really good with my Asus RT-AC68U.
1720417
I do not use the system that works through this modem for gaming and thusly can't provide a solid answer. However, this modem certainly does not seem to act as a bottle neck with respect to intermittent video downloads and general internet use.
1720418
I would recommend faster internet than DSL for online gaming, like cable internet. If your stuck with DSL like I am tho, this modem does work great. Its a much more stable connection than what AT&T sold me and works really good with my Asus RT-AC68U.
1720419
I believe that would be more dependent on the connection speed available through your provider. Remember this is only a modem and you will have to use your computer or router to enter your login info and make the connection. You may be better served with a combination modem router.
1720420
Here is the skinny on DSL. It is a dedicated line, cable isn't. Bottom line is the DSL will be rock solid during busy hours like after Thanks Giving dinner for instance. Bottom line is DSL is what businesses like banks use because they are normally very dependable. As far as speed goes. For gaming your PING time is what makes or breaks you. Bandwidth is usually not a problem because it costs money to use bandwidth for the company that sells the games. They want it as low as possible to reduce costs by a huge factor. Once again your ping should always be excellent from dsl from your service provider. Here is the skinny on DSL. It is a dedicated line, cable isn't. Bottom line is the DSL will be rock solid during busy hours like after Thanks Giving dinner for instance. Bottom line is DSL is what businesses like banks use because they are normally very dependable. As far as speed goes. For gaming your PING time is what makes or breaks you. Bandwidth is usually not a problem because it costs money to use bandwidth for the company that sells the games. They want it as low as possible to reduce costs by a huge factor. Once again your ping should always be excellent from dsl from your service... » Read More Here is the skinny on DSL. It is a dedicated line, cable isn't. Bottom line is the DSL will be rock solid during busy hours like after Thanks Giving dinner for instance. Bottom line is DSL is what businesses like banks use because they are normally very dependable. As far as speed goes. For gaming your PING time is what makes or breaks you. Bandwidth is usually not a problem because it costs money to use bandwidth for the company that sells the games. They want it as low as possible to reduce costs by a huge factor. Once again your ping should always be excellent from dsl from your service provider. « Show Less
1501278
It's OK for gaming. My boy has been using it to play games on his ChromeBook.
1715030
Yes, as long as the game doesn't require you to use sixaxis motion controls. This dose not have motion controls like the standard ps3 controller so you might have trouble playing games like sly4
1727471
I use it to play Call of Duty on Xbox and it works great. You might want to look for a little lower latency, though. There's an Acer 23" IPS 5ms for less $ than this one. Looks just like it though. Also, my audio out port stopped working. I had been plugging a headset into it every time I played. It didn't hold up.
2252821
Sorry I don't have a PS4, but I can't see why it would not work. The only downside is that it will probably run 720p @ 60fps.
18421
Yeah. It's pretty good for games. You can't always play on the highest resolution.
199749
Yes. It's ok for gaming, although the dense layout makes it easy to hit the wrong keys. I usually don't have much trouble though.
1219033
PS4 will be better. For such games must take Alienware 18 with two video cards and processors more powerful.
163830
I have never use this display for gaming purposes. If the ps3 or 4 has an HDMI output, it should work just fine.
1280422
I am not a gamer, but it is good for heavy graphics work, so it should work for that. Sorry, I really don't know the answer. I have been very satisfied with the product though.
437415
i think it is old and not good for PS4 ( if you notice 5400 RPM is too old tech ) , PS4 needs better but you must see compatible HDD in sony website like i did with this Samsung HDD 1 TB i saw it in the website it was recommended by sony for the PS3 .
245243
Yeah. I use it exclusively for gaming. Works pretty good. What do I play? BF3, 4, Hawken, CoDs, Crysis 2, 3 and some UT3. For something that's 20 bucks, it aint bad. If it breaks, I'll just go buy another one. I use a Logitech EX110 for work purposes. What's my game stuff? Intel i7 3770 cpu, Asus P8z77-V LK motherboard, WD 2.5 Velociraptor HDD, XFX HD7950 gpu, G.Skill 16gb 19200 ram, Corsair RM750 psu, Corsair H100i liquid cooler.
603409
I definitely would not recommend for gaming. I use it on my desktop at work. It is fine for that, but it does pause quite a bit at times.
2210511
I don't have a PS4, but I have used it many times for the PS3, and for PC games. The games have always looked great great. Nice and smooth, with great clarity.
2013896
Absoltely not. This is an android based system that does not have those capabilities. If you are looking for something that does gaming this is the wrong machine. You get what you pay for.
1989515
This system is compatible with some games, you may need to add a faster graphics card for a better experience. This system is NOT recommended for high-end games.
1875878
it depends of what kind of gaming. If is not an advanced game, it will work, but not for those "heavy" games.