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splitting coax cable to cable box and modem/router
hello, im hoping someone could help me. i think im on the right path and this site looks to be the place to get the best answers. here is my situation. my xfinity modem/router is upstairs and i would like to bring it downstairs to my den where my main cable box is. there is only 1 coax "outlet" (not sure if that is the correct word) down here. currently it goes directly into my cable box. i want to bring the modem/router down here so i can run a landling/ethernet cable directly to my ps4. the download speeds over wifi is tremdously slow. the question. can i just get a splitter (i probably have an old one) and split the cable from the wall to go to my cable box and my modem/router then just plug an ethernet cable from the modem/router to my ps4. will this work? will it slow anything down? should it speed up my download speed to my ps4? not to mention by bringing the modem/router downstairs it will be 4 floors to the bedroom, i bought some wifi boosters to help get the signal upstairs, just waiting on them to arrive. thanks in advance.
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5 years ago
Yes. Just use a 2-way coax cable splitter.
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