Wireless for Desktop

[Master Kusho]

What's a good adapter for a tower to access wifi

[yannick12]

19 minutes ago, Master Kusho said:

What's a good adapter for a tower to access wifi

TP-Link TL-WDN4800

[RZeroX]

23 minutes ago, Master Kusho said:

What's a good adapter for a tower to access wifi

http://www.gigabyte.co.nz/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4739#ov

[SeanAngelo]

22 minutes ago, Master Kusho said:

What's a good adapter for a tower to access wifi

http://pcpartpicker.com/product/G4H323/tp-link-wireless-network-card-tlwdn4800

 

[Master Kusho]

4 minutes ago, Vape_lord said:

TP-Link TL-WDN4800

Is there any benefit to the 3 antennas or??? Also what makes it better than any other Adapter on the market ?

[yannick12]

Just now, Master Kusho said:

Is there any benefit to the 3 antennas or??? Also what makes it better than any other Adapter on the market ?

it is cheap and does the job, and i dont know the benefit but you can point it easyer

[BristolBrick]

Don't know if it's practical, but use Ethernet unless you can't. WiFi emits (arguably) dangerous radiation, is slower, unreliable and has security issues.

[Master Kusho]

2 minutes ago, BristolBrick said:

Don't know if it's practical, but use Ethernet unless you can't. WiFi emits (arguably) dangerous radiation, is slower, unreliable and has security issues.

And how is wifi emitting dangerous radiation ??? Can you site any source of evidence to back up any of your claims???? 

[BristolBrick]

4 minutes ago, Master Kusho said:

And how is wifi emitting dangerous radiation ??? Can you site any source of evidence to back up any of your claims???? 

I said arguably because I'm not sure. Although Wifi works by emitting radio waves (aka radiation) (dunno frequency) and harmful stuff is just a different frequency. (Doesn't mean whatever frequency wifi uses is/isn't though)