What WiFi card should I get for my PC without a disc drive?

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Asked By GamerNinja42 On

I'm looking to add WiFi capability to my PC, which I built without any built-in WiFi. I'm considering a PCIe WiFi card to solve my problem, but I don't have a disc drive to install any drivers. Currently, I'm using an Ethernet connection, but I'll be in a place shortly where I won't have access to a wired connection due to the router's placement. Do you have any recommendations for WiFi cards?

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Answered By EthernetOnly On

If you can, just stick with Ethernet! But if WiFi is your only option, you really have to go with a card that fits your needs.

Answered By TechWhiz77 On

I recommend the Aorus GC-WBAX210; it has WiFi 6 and works really well! If you want the latest tech, there's also a GCWifi7 version available.

Answered By CautiousUser88 On

Why does not having a disc drive matter? I personally don't have specific recommendations for WiFi cards since I generally avoid WiFi where I can. Most of my devices, except for my phone and some ESP32 boards, are wired.

GamerNinja42 -

I get why you'd prefer wired. Unfortunately, I can't stick with it for a few weeks, which is why I need a card.

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