Network card suggestions

[AtomShards]

Ive been so angry lately because im using a usb network card and only my computer has lag and etc. If you want to see more info on that i have previous post about it. So i just want some suggestions for good network cards for windows 10

[AshleyAshes]

Literally any PCIE 1x 1gbe ethernet card will get the job done.  Though I wonder why your computer doesn't have that built in already unless it's some kinda ultra-slim laptop.

[AshleyAshes]

5 minutes ago, wONKEyeYEs said:

https://www.amazon.com/D-Link-DGE-530T-Gigabit-Desktop-Adapter/dp/B0000XKBQU/ref=zg_bs_13983711_34?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=9552ETYXNF880QZ1MDA5

 

 

I can't tell if this is a joke or if you're seriously suggesting a 32bit PCI card...

[AtomShards]

48 minutes ago, AshleyAshes said:

Literally any PCIE 1x 1gbe ethernet card will get the job done.  Though I wonder why your computer doesn't have that built in already unless it's some kinda ultra-slim laptop.

Sorry i meant wireless

 

[mariushm]

1 hour ago, AtomShards said:

Ive been so angry lately because im using a usb network card and only my computer has lag and etc. If you want to see more info on that i have previous post about it. So i just want some suggestions for good network cards for windows 10

 

Figure out what kind of extension slots your computer has. 

It should have at least PCI-E x1 , it may have PCI-E x4  (a bit wider than x1 ones) and it may have PCI slots

 

You can plug pci-e x1 cards into pci-e x1 or pci-e x4 or even pci-e x16 slots without any problems. Most ethernet cards will use the pci-e x1 connectors because that's enough speed for them - 1gbps is 125 MB/s and the x1 connection offers 500MB/s for pci-e v2.0 or ~970 MB/s for pci-e v3.0 

 

If your pci-e x1 slots can't be used (for example if your video card blocks them) but you do have a PCI slot then you can use such an old gigabit ethernet card without any worries - the PCI slots offer up to 133 MB/s speed, so that's enough even for 1 gbps ethernet cards.

 

v  pci-e x16 , x1 , x4 , x16  , pci , pci   (pci slots have that channel near the end, while pci-e slots have it at the beginning because they're designed like that, to be "modular")