I just built a new rig last night with the help of a good friend in eGO and I had this usb wireless card from about a year and a half ago and I was wondering if anyone knew a good USB wireless card that I could go out and get I have a 15-30 mbp/s service in my house and with this current card I'm getting only 100 kb and about 1000 ping in vent any help would be greatly appreciated
Wireless card help
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OK.
N adapters are technically the "best" adapters out their, considering the strength of the N signal..So I'd buy a N Router and a N adapter. Of course, B/G is available too, but it has speed limits, but I forgot what they were. N has a higher speed cap..Meaning, faster Internet, if you support it.
I recently had to buy a N gaming router due to the speed increase of my ISP. B/G were no longer supported at the speed I have.
Anyways, for the past 5 years, I've bought 2 Linksys USB adapters. One lasted 3 years, one lasted 2, before I broke it. They aren't exactly cheap, but very reliable.
http://www.linksysbycisco.com/EU/en/products/WUSB600N
That's the one I have now, but your store may not. Pretty much, just go for anything N, if you plan to buy an N router. Go for B/G if you plan to buy a B/G router. The reason for this is because although N routers are backwards compatible with B/G devices, you'll get a better experience from using the same signal.
N adapters are technically the "best" adapters out their, considering the strength of the N signal..So I'd buy a N Router and a N adapter. Of course, B/G is available too, but it has speed limits, but I forgot what they were. N has a higher speed cap..Meaning, faster Internet, if you support it.
I recently had to buy a N gaming router due to the speed increase of my ISP. B/G were no longer supported at the speed I have.
Anyways, for the past 5 years, I've bought 2 Linksys USB adapters. One lasted 3 years, one lasted 2, before I broke it. They aren't exactly cheap, but very reliable.
http://www.linksysbycisco.com/EU/en/products/WUSB600N
That's the one I have now, but your store may not. Pretty much, just go for anything N, if you plan to buy an N router. Go for B/G if you plan to buy a B/G router. The reason for this is because although N routers are backwards compatible with B/G devices, you'll get a better experience from using the same signal.
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