I don’t have a great Wi-Fi adapter.
I don’t have a great Wi-Fi adapter.
It looks like amanzin combined various products, but they function well on Windows 10—just ensure you have the correct Intel drivers. However, others noted that the setup depends heavily on your Wi-Fi configuration; a poor connection won’t be resolved. Using a wired cable or a mesh network would improve reliability.
You won't reach those speeds on Wi-Fi, but the current Intel chipset makes it one of the top Wi-Fi cards available. Avoid budget options, as they usually only support 2.4GHz and lack features like dual-band MIMO.
I am also getting a wifi extender. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07Z...52e4b&th=1 So I think I might go with the TP-LINK one.
That's an A powerline kit, it won't connect to Wi-Fi. They're quite strict about your electrical setup since they need proper connections, and because of split-phase power, it might not work between rooms. It could also run slower than your existing Wi-Fi. You can try running an Ethernet cable, or I can suggest a mesh Wi-Fi option instead.