Router Bridging

[Rashy]

So i just got a couple bucks from here and there and im looking for a better solution to my networking, my network card, a TL WN-881ND is like only giving me 50KBps while the task manager said its 700KBps, when i use phone tether it gives me 600KBps ish. But im not here for that. Im here to bridge 2 routers which is from the main router in the master bedroom, walls are like 1-3 inches thick, to my gaming room, the library. The main router is an ASUS RT-N12C1 which has 3 modes: Normal, Bridge, and AP(maybe), i wanna buy another RT-N12C1 because its the only router that can bridge other routers which is awesome, problem is: some say that Bridging takes HALF of the main router speed and transmit HALF from the destination router, so if the main router outputs 700KBps max will i get 350KBps?! The 2nd router will be under my monitor with ethernet cable, so im not connecting wireless

Theres also another option: POWERLINE but starterpacks prices start at 10$ more than RT-N12C1 Router.

Also im looking to replace my Corsair VS550W to a BeQuite Pure Power L8 600W, because my VS550W isnt 80+ and my pc restarts under gaming with heavy games as previous threads i made say...

So: RT-N12C1:                                44.99 USD

      BeQuiet! Pure Power L8 600W: 63.99 USD

                                           TOTAL: 108.99 USD

But i only have right now: 78.99 USD Either i throw the PSU or the Router away

PSU: Better Gaming, Less Internet

Router: Better Internet, Less Gaming

I want to buy a router to bridge but also a psu to game bf4. Can i have both? Cheaper PSU or Router, PSU must be 80+ because i tend to leave my pc overnight downloads and game 6-9 hours daily.

[.:MARK:.]

Do seperate threads, and why do you want to have 2 routers? You only need one.

[Rashy]

Do seperate threads, and why do you want to have 2 routers? You only need one.

2 routers because the 2nd one acts as a bridge, so the 2nd one acts as a bridge, other people in my room doesnt get any signal and complaints from my sisters room.

There is a powerline but that doesnt solve my sister's problem, range extender but it doesnt solve my speed issues

[.:MARK:.]

How about just getting an AP, and running an ethernet cable to where you want to put it. And then you have good signal there. You don't need another router.

[Rashy]

How about just getting an AP, and running an ethernet cable to where you want to put it. And then you have good signal there. You don't need another router.

yes that would be a solution if my room wasnt 30 meters away from the master bedroom, i have to nail the cables to the walls and the ceiling just so people dont trip there. the only way is a router so people could still walk to the kitchen and the main hallway without damaging the cables