Lag with the CPL

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Hello, I just acquired the powerline adapter to replace the Wi-Fi because it lags in online games...
I plug it in, everything is fine (no power strip, recent electrical network) The connection works very well (my Livebox is downstairs, I am upstairs) But sometimes the signal cuts out and I lose internet ;-( I paid a good price for it =
Devolo 85 mbits/s. Could the problem be that the powerline adapter for the Livebox is plugged into a double socket, you know, a socket where you plug in to have 2 places instead of one... I hope you understand ^^ thanks :)
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  1. It's perfect, straight to the wall ^^ thanks guys :D
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    1. I'm not far at all, well I plugged it in elsewhere, without the double socket, I'm going to test it on a game ;) but it looks pretty good!
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      1. Yes,
        the CPL depends on the distance between the modem/router and the PC, as well as the condition of the electrical installation.

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        1. It's not really a power strip :S but I'll try without ^^
          Thanks for answering so quickly.

          Another thing, when we went to the computer store we were asked if the electrical wiring was recent, my dad said "yes, about 15 years" :S so maybe that could be the issue ;[]
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          1. I have slowdowns on my connection as well, and it's not because of having power strips! A little UP!
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            1. Hello,
              it may come from there. It is not recommended to connect it to power strips.
              Finally, try it without the double socket to see if that is the issue.
              Personally, I am using power strips and have no problem (but it all depends on the state of your electrical network)

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