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Looking for a budget-friendly WiFi PCIe card for online gaming?

Looking for a budget-friendly WiFi PCIe card for online gaming?

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Strikerxs2
Member
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01-14-2016, 10:17 AM
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Hey there! Your plan sounds cool for your gaming setup. The TP-LINK ARCHER T4E is a solid choice for connecting your PC to the internet via Wi-Fi. As for performance, it should handle gaming well enough, but if you're looking for something even more stable or powerful, there are other budget-friendly options available. Just make sure the adapter supports the necessary ports and bandwidth for your needs. Let me know if you want more details!
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Strikerxs2
01-14-2016, 10:17 AM #1

Hey there! Your plan sounds cool for your gaming setup. The TP-LINK ARCHER T4E is a solid choice for connecting your PC to the internet via Wi-Fi. As for performance, it should handle gaming well enough, but if you're looking for something even more stable or powerful, there are other budget-friendly options available. Just make sure the adapter supports the necessary ports and bandwidth for your needs. Let me know if you want more details!

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Hockeybeast87
Member
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01-14-2016, 10:59 AM
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When playing online with others, avoid using WiFi. A slow connection will impact everyone in the server. Here are some options... 1) Use Ethernet cables plugged into power outlets to transmit the signal through your home wiring. These offer some delay but are still preferable to WiFi, though they only work if both plugs connect to the same power line. If your home has several rings, they apply only to plugs on the same ring. 2) Utilize services like Steam Link or Moonlight to stream the game from your primary PC to another. You'll experience latency, but it stays limited to you. The main issue is your primary PC must be active for streaming. WiFi speeds depend more on your router than the device receiving the signal.
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Hockeybeast87
01-14-2016, 10:59 AM #2

When playing online with others, avoid using WiFi. A slow connection will impact everyone in the server. Here are some options... 1) Use Ethernet cables plugged into power outlets to transmit the signal through your home wiring. These offer some delay but are still preferable to WiFi, though they only work if both plugs connect to the same power line. If your home has several rings, they apply only to plugs on the same ring. 2) Utilize services like Steam Link or Moonlight to stream the game from your primary PC to another. You'll experience latency, but it stays limited to you. The main issue is your primary PC must be active for streaming. WiFi speeds depend more on your router than the device receiving the signal.

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angelcake_11
Senior Member
540
01-17-2016, 12:09 PM
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Choose a long Ethernet cable instead of Wi-Fi. Flat white cables work well and can be tucked behind walls or under carpets.
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angelcake_11
01-17-2016, 12:09 PM #3

Choose a long Ethernet cable instead of Wi-Fi. Flat white cables work well and can be tucked behind walls or under carpets.