As far as I'm aware this motherboard doesn't come with a wireless card. Me being the newbie I am didn't realize that not all mobo's come with them and didn't buy one when I was getting other components for my PC build. Not a problem though, as I had already planned to head to best buy to pickup a keyboard and OS after I'm done building. So what's a good wireless card for this?
Wireless card for my Gigabyte Z87x-ud3h?
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Madn3ss795
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Hi there. Glad that you're finished with the main parts 
What card to pick will depends on your budget, and how far is it from your PC to other wireless devices. Pretty much any wireless card that use either PCI/PCI-E or USB slot will fit into your motherboard.
What card to pick will depends on your budget, and how far is it from your PC to other wireless devices. Pretty much any wireless card that use either PCI/PCI-E or USB slot will fit into your motherboard.
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Hi there. Glad that you're finished with the main parts
What card to pick will depends on your budget, and how far is it from your PC to other wireless devices. Pretty much any wireless card that use either PCI/PCI-E or USB slot will fit into your motherboard.
What card to pick will depends on your budget, and how far is it from your PC to other wireless devices. Pretty much any wireless card that use either PCI/PCI-E or USB slot will fit into your motherboard.
It'll be about one short hallway away from my router hooked which, on the same floor. I don't really know what is considered "a lot" for one of these so right now just consider my budget to be flexible I guess, thanks for the response.
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That's not a lot, actually. I think the Rosewill RNX-N250PCe can fit your need at a budget price : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833166073&nm_mc=AFC-C8Junction&cm_mmc=AFC-C8Junction-_-na-_-na-_-na&cm_sp=&AID=10446076&PID=3938566&SID= It received really good feedback, too.
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Yes, just put it into any PCI-E slot. No matter short or long slot, the card will work just fine.
imaurer269
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If you have a double slot graphics card your pci-e x1 is covered or will be a tight fit id go with a PCI card, my fav is this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833124342
Edit: durp forgot about the slot above the graphics card so pci-e would be fine, I personally prefer to not use the slots above or below graphic cards
Edit: durp forgot about the slot above the graphics card so pci-e would be fine, I personally prefer to not use the slots above or below graphic cards
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You can put that card into a PCI-E X16 slot, too. His motherboard has 6 PCI-E slots to choose from. And even with a dual VGA card setup in the future, putting that Rosewill card into the top PCI-E x1 slot won't block any airflow.
imaurer269
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Man brain is too tired, initially overlooked the topmost pci-e x1 slot and totally forgot that can use the pci-e x16 slots
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I've used a few rosewill, d link, tp link, asus, and linksys cards in the past few years and only brand I had problems with were d link, not sure what best buy will have on hand though
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