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Nope.

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my Gaming board has onboard WiFi but for now i'm using and ethernet Cable, i never used my WIFi so my question is, i know Wired is faster so can i use them both at the same time and will it make my Network cnx faster, because in theory it should right ?

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Nope.

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my Gaming board has onboard WiFi but for now i'm using and ethernet Cable, i never used my WIFi so my question is, i know Wired is faster so can i use them both at the same time and will it make my Network cnx faster, because in theory it should right ?

 

Nope besides there is no way your internet is faster than gigabit ethernet

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nope.

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OP: I dont think there is a way to do that. Sorry.

 

You'll get the speed you pay for. There are no magic tricks to speed up the internet for free...

 

Lol he is talking about network, not internet.

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No, Windows does not support load balancing between two networks, you can only ever use one NIC at a time.

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