[=OSS*ROID=]

I need some help finding a wireless adapter for my desktop computer. I do not have any clue of what to get when it comes to this. I plan on doing some heavy gaming, so I'm guessing a faster one would be good. Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers
Anton

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I need some help finding a wireless adapter for my desktop computer. I do not have any clue of what to get when it comes to this. I plan on doing some heavy gaming, so I'm guessing a faster one would be good. Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers
Anton

What type of router do you have? THat will dictate more about what wireless adapter you will get. Is it wireless a, b, g and/or n. Also, wireless tends to introduce about 5-10 msec in ping (according to the gaming forums I have seen, maybe BS though).

[PedroDaGR8]

I need some help finding a wireless adapter for my desktop computer. I do not have any clue of what to get when it comes to this. I plan on doing some heavy gaming, so I'm guessing a faster one would be good. Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers
Anton

What type of router do you have? THat will dictate more about what wireless adapter you will get. Is it wireless a, b, g and/or n. Also, wireless tends to introduce about 5-10 msec in ping (according to the gaming forums I have seen, maybe BS though).

[=OSS*ROID=]

I'm just using the router comcast gave me, wcg814wg V2. I think im running a g-network connection but im not 100% sure.

[PedroDaGR8]

Sounds like Wireless G from the descriptions I have seen. I have seen conflicting reports on whether your device suports Super-G 108Mbps transfer speeds. If so then you are best off going for one of the Netgear Super-G desktop cards (either USB or PCI).

THat being said since I can't confirm it, one of the best wireless G cards is:
http://www.keenansys...products_id=137

It has 200mW of power making it very powerful for range and signal strength.

Edited by PedroDaGR8, 14 December 2008 - 10:27 PM.