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What Card Should I Get? (USB)

Sherako
By Sherako
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Right now I have a A6200 at it sucks complete balls... Only 100 mb/s. But seriously, which one? I have a E4200, I am about 15 feet away, with two walls between, and maybe a couch. HAS to be USB, I just finished my build and I want it to look as clean as possible.Oh yeah, what can you do about a stripped hole in a H100i? I think I got mine used because it has dust in it and the radiator is damaged. Best Buy won't let me return it due to User's fault. It is making a rattling noise. (The fan vibrating against the outside of the radiator where the water is) Thank you for any contribution to my problems.

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I have a Cisco wireless one and it blue screens my computer whenever i disconnect from a internet connection. So if i were youd id stay away from the brand but, im all wired now and wont be going back

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I have a Cisco wireless one and it blue screens my computer whenever i disconnect from a internet connection. So if i were youd id stay away from the brand but, im all wired now and wont be going back

Should I get that thing that you plug into an outlet, both at your PC and router, and has an ethernet cable coming out of it?

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I have a Cisco wireless one and it blue screens my computer whenever i disconnect from a internet connection. So if i were youd id stay away from the brand but, im all wired now and wont be going back

Are you NOT recommending Cisco? Cisco make excellent products.

 

Should I get that thing that you plug into an outlet, both at your PC and router, and has an ethernet cable coming out of it?

Power line is highly dependant on the copper in your walls. Generally they work perfectly fine, however it is a rather expensive option.

 

I'm asuming you have a wireless AC router since you are using an AC NIC. I would probably buy an Asus USB-AC56.

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Are you NOT recommending Cisco? Cisco make excellent products.

 

 

They might make good routers but not good wireless adapters.

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