Choosing an wireless network device

[JorgeSuarez]

I have a 802.11ac router and a 50mb internet service. My only thing in between my pc and the router is a very thin glass desk and a floor. My question is: can anyone recomend me a wireless network device?

[paddy-stone]

If it's that close, why not just use an ethernet cable?

[paddy-stone]

Oh, I guess you don't want to put a hole through the floor?  in that case, anything wireless n or above will do, technically wireless g even would be OK, but the later standards have better connection IMO. What device are you looking for? that would help. Is it a pci-e card? USB?

[JorgeSuarez]

On 29/4/2018 at 5:56 AM, paddy-stone said:

Oh, I guess you don't want to put a hole through the floor?  in that case, anything wireless n or above will do, technically wireless g even would be OK, but the later standards have better connection IMO. What device are you looking for? that would help. Is it a pci-e card? USB?

@paddy-stone@Homeless PineappleThat's the question I don't really know if I want a USB or a pci-e wireless adapter. Is there any diference because I was planning on buying this adapter https://pcpartpicker.com/product/8t8H99/tp-link-archer-t1u-none-wi-fi-adapter-archer-t1u , but I don't know if USB is good.

[PorkishPig]

On 4/30/2018 at 12:00 AM, JorgeSuarez said:

@paddy-stone@Homeless PineappleThat's the question I don't really know if I want a USB or a pci-e wireless adapter. Is there any diference because I was planning on buying this adapter https://pcpartpicker.com/product/8t8H99/tp-link-archer-t1u-none-wi-fi-adapter-archer-t1u , but I don't know if USB is good.

Not sure why I'm being mentioned here, but you'll get better performance if you buy a PCIe card. I'd suggest the T6E from TP-Link at https://pcpartpicker.com/product/KJfmP6/tp-link-archer-t6e-ac1300-none-wi-fi-adapter-archer-t6e.