Author Topic: Wireless Adapter - What is good and not good?  (Read 538 times)

Can anyone tell me about a good, Fast USB Adapter for Windows 7? As I said i'm building a computer and I need somthing to connect to the internet with, But cables are not much of a option for me, Pain in the butt to do cables in 2story house. Anyway, Can anyone help me out, I need a USB Adapter that can let me connect to my wifi network. Preferably get it from newegg.

Thanks.

so uh

you want your internet speed to go down 75% because you dont feel like running some ethernet cables?

its really easy, my ethernet cable goes across the house and to the next floor

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« Last Edit: September 06, 2012, 07:54:32 AM by T3HZ3N0N »

so uh

you want your internet speed to go down 75% because you dont feel like running some ethernet cables?

its really easy, my ethernet cable goes across the house and to the next floor
Not that I don't want to, My dad does't :/


so uh

you want your internet speed to go down 75% because you dont feel like running some ethernet cables?

its really easy, my ethernet cable goes across the house and to the next floor
when did this happen for wireless?

runs about the same on wired to me.

you want your internet speed to go down 75% because you dont feel like running some ethernet cables?
Where on earth did you pull this percentage from? 802.11b?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833281013
jesus motherloving christ why the forget would you need that overpriced motherforgeter

Personally I would recommend an internal adapter if you're going to use more than two network intensive programs at once, but hey, some people don't like messing around with the internals of their computers.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833320049

Tell your handicap dad (make sure to call him handicapped) that a proper ethernet cable installation in the house will increase the resale value of the house.

Where on earth did you pull this percentage from? 802.11b?jesus motherloving christ why the forget would you need that overpriced motherforgeter

Personally I would recommend an internal adapter if you're going to use more than two network intensive programs at once, but hey, some people don't like messing around with the internals of their computers.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833320049
Is it fast?

Tell your handicap dad (make sure to call him handicapped) that a proper ethernet cable installation in the house will increase the resale value of the house.
Un-called for.

Is it fast?
brother please it's asus
they make motherboards with wireless adapters built-in
Un-called for.
He's completely right.

Link to a internal adapter? (Im building the computer so I think I am gonna go forget with the inside. xD)

in all honesty i would personally recommend this one