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007agentHP
By 007agentHP
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So my WiFi adapter just died on me. 

I need something that can support a 120 mb down 95 up connection, while receiving signals through quite a few walls. 

 

I prefer Newegg 

What's the cheapest thing that can accomplish this task while being good quality (either pcie or external) 

 

Thank you for your help

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a cable :P anyway stay away from the lower end TP-link shit. i have had such a bad time with them with constant drop outs, bad speeds, packadge loss ect... they are basically shit unless you go high end and even then im sure there are better options

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Ive been using this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4HM32K0022&cm_re=netgear_wifi_adaptor-_-9SIA4HM32K0022-_-Product

So far its been great and comes with a stand, supports dualband and errythang.

 

P.S. wifi cant be pulled through walls to recieve a signal it all depends on your router and how well it transmits also how much obstical interfear with that broadcast.

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