Does it even matter which wifi card to get? If it does matter,

>>55657881
What router do you have?

Connect thru cable

>>55657881
I guess a little, but most of them have the same chip or family of chip in them.

>>55657881
Are they better than usb adapters?

>>55657881
Got a $20 TP wifi card. It's good for 150Mbps but if you have faster internet then that or needing huge range get the $40 TP wifi card from Amazon

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>not getting a killer nic

>>55658264
not sure, I'm living in a dorm so working off of school wifi
>>55658305
I would also like to know this
>>55658309
was looking at a TP-Link card but another anon in a sqt thread told me not to get a TP-Link and just go with a much cheaper one

>>55658305
Absolutely. It runs through pcie instead of usb so not only is it using a faster interface, it has more room for a bigger and better chip.

>>55657881
Look for best compatibility with your OS (Windows is included in consideration).

>>55657881
Yes it does to a certain extent, I had an old Rosewill card that would cause random ctds but as soon as I swapped the card out for another one they went away

>>55657881

What's your internet speed? Do you need fast speed over LAN?

>>55658309
Got the TP card, working great. I've got an older router and slow service so the speed supported by the card isn't an issue.

If you have access to fast internet, you probably have access to a wired connection anyway.