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My motherboard doesn’t have  wireless internet so any way I could get it ?

   

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Or a wireless network card.

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When buying a wireless adapter, make sure it supports the 802.11ac standard and not just the old cheapo slow 802.11n. PCIe is preferred over USB.

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@Semper and @campy's suggestions are both the main methods, but the wireless network card is usually better. The card just goes in the smaller slots that are in the same area as the PCIe slots on the motherboard.

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