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your connection will be more stable with a cabled connection, but that shouldn't be a issue if you get a decent router/access point

Speeds shouldn't be impacted, just be sure to check what the supported speeds are of the "transmitter".

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your connection will be more stable with a cabled connection, but that shouldn't be a issue if you get a decent router/access point

Speeds shouldn't be impacted, just be sure to check what the supported speeds are of the "transmitter".

 

 

Speed, not if its a reasonable one. Latency, maybe, but only 1-5ms.

Will it matter much and impact performance noticeably? (Online games, streaming)

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Will it matter much and impact performance noticeably? (Online games, streaming)

No. As long as the adapter jn question isn't a complete piece of crap. ;)

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