Optimal choice was wireless setup for the PC.
Optimal choice was wireless setup for the PC.
Hallo fellow teqies I've just moved into a new appartment and I'm on a bit of a quest of making as little damage to the building as possible. Therefor I'll looking for an alternative to drag cable to my main workstation PC (7700K, 1080, 16 GB) machine. My internet has a cable speed of 70/50 MBPS and my concern is, that a wifi 2,80 og 5.0 Ghtz connection will end up being a hugh bottelneck for my PC. The distance for the connection to travle is through 1 15 cm drywall and about 10 meters of distance. Will I need to invest in another router wifi router then the Technicolor - TC7230.S that is issued by the internet provider? What wifi card/reciver should I use for my PC to get the best preformacne for the money?
Most extra Wi-Fi cards, especially those with PCI-E connectors and adjustable antennas, should function well. I previously used a PCE-AC68 and now both my GA-Z97N-Wifi and the onboard Wi-Fi from my laptop can fully utilize my 100/12 internet connection across two walls and roughly 25 feet. Several friends have tried these in similar setups and reported excellent results.
Good options include the Edimax EW-7811UTC and TP-Link Archer C1200. These are budget-friendly Wi-Fi cards and routers that perform well; cheaper models might not offer much value.
I discovered the right thing on Google, which seems to be an AC gateway. It could function, as ISPs have noticed customers are tired of bad hardware. That’s why I own my own modem and router, so I avoid paying rental fees for subpar equipment.