Hey everyone! I've just moved into a new house, and running an ethernet cable to my PC isn't really an option because it would be messy and awkward. I've been using WiFi on my work laptop in the same room, and it's been performing well with speeds around 200 Mbps and pings below 10. I'm looking for advice on getting a WiFi card to install into my PC rather than using a USB adapter since I've heard that internal cards are generally more reliable. There are so many options out there that it's hard to know what's a good choice!
I'm fine with spending a bit more for a stable connection. I'm currently using Sky's latest fiber router, and while it's probably decent, I wonder if a more expensive card would even matter with it. Also, if a USB option would be just as good or easier to set up without messing with my PC, I'd appreciate thoughts on that too. I'm based in the UK, by the way. Thanks!
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Consider a Powerline Ethernet adapter if you want a different route. They can be a solid solution depending on your house wiring.
I actually found an old powerline adapter I can try out. I’ve heard mixed reviews about speed limitations, but I’ll definitely check it out. Thanks!