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Wireless adapter
50Twuncle
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The built in wireless adapter in my desktop has given up the ghost
I am looking at both USB and PCIe connected ones
My fibre router connects at 70Mbps
What is my best option for a good Hi Speed connection - brand ?
Is there any real advantage in getting a USB3 adapter ?
I am looking at both USB and PCIe connected ones
My fibre router connects at 70Mbps
What is my best option for a good Hi Speed connection - brand ?
Is there any real advantage in getting a USB3 adapter ?
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Built-in Wireless in a desktop computer? What model?
I prefer internal adaptors, they normally have bigger antennas and it's also less likely that you break them.
To get 70Mbps or more you need to look at MIMO 2x2 at least (you get 2 simultaneous streams).
What access point you have (or what router if it is all in one)?0 -
It's a TT HG635 router0
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