Crossover Link

Crossover Link

Link 3 PCs together. What cables do I need?

I have 3 computers.
One is the master pc that is connected to the printer and modem/router.
I have another 2 that sit around the house.
I want to link all 3 PCs like a network.
I want to be able to play games with all the PCs linked and for all the computers to be able to print and go on the internet.
What cables do I need?
From what I heard a crossover cable can only link 2 PCs and it's a different cable(s) for 3 PCs.
So what you sayibg is;
I need to be ethernet cables and run them from a PC to the router.
So I'll need a cable to run from PC2 to router (By master PC) and another cable to run from PC3 to router.
Then they will all be linked?
And does the router always have to be on for the computers to be connected?
But I was told wireless is slow for gaming??

regular ethernet cat 5 cables from each PC into the router(asuming it has 4 ports) or buy a switch to add to the router and do the same.

Chinese market remains optimistic passenger car in 2009

www.shcri.com - Since 2009, the market Chinese car has begun to restore some degree. In 2009H1, production volume and sales volume of cars in China reached 5.9908 million and 6.0988 million, increasing by 15.22% yoy and 17.69% YOY, respectively. The production and sales volumes of passenger cars amounted to 4.4189 million and 4.5338 million, growing by 20.96% and 25.62%, respectively,.

In 2009H1, sales of passenger vehicles owned Chinese auto 2.0549 million, representing 45.32% of total sales. In China, sales volumes of passenger cars Japanese, German passenger cars, Americans, Koreans and the French were 939,500, 648,200, 426,000, 347,900 and 117,300, using a 20.72%, 14.30%, 9.40%, 7.67% and 2.59% of total turnover, respectively.

According to statistics from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) in July 2009, the sales of Chinese cars exceeded the 800,000 passengers with a significant growth rate ia. From January to July, the sales volume amounted to approximately 5.4 million euros, increasing by more 30% yoy. The rate of decline of VP reduced and growth rates of passenger cars increased more. The sales volume of cars passing within seven months exceeded of the whole of 2008, doing quite well.

In July, sales of passenger cars rose to 832,600, with the link provided Relative -4.62% and the rate of growth of 70.54%. Sales volume of passenger base (car) was 601,500, with a link relative proportion of -6.10% and the rate of growth of 66.69%. The VP sales volume reached to 17,600, with a link relative proportion of -6.43% and the rate of growth of 19.68%. The volume of sales of the SUV was 58,400, with a link relative share of 9.49% and the rate of growth of 60.94%. The sales volume was 155,100 cars crossing, with the relative link ratio of 3.17% and the rate of growth of 103.08%.

From January to July, sales of passenger cars totaled 5.3664 million, increasing by 30.91% YOY. The sales volume of passenger base (car) was 3.8455 million, growing by 26.89% yoy. The VP of sales volume was 120,100, falling by 4.75% yoy. The volume of sales of the SUV was 312,000, increasing 18.07% yoy. The sales volume of cars crossing was 1.0906 million, increasing by 59.90% year.

In the long term, the Chinese GDP will remain an average annual growth rate of 8% -9% with the recovery of the global economy. Therefore, the demand for automobiles will increase significantly as incomes will be enhanced. It is estimated that the Chinese market for passenger cars will grow a high rate since 2011.

Source: China Research and Intelligence

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