Which WiFi adaptor is best out of these?

Rexper · Feb 24, 2018

Out of these four adaptors, https://au.pcpartpicker.com/products/compare/RZNp99,cx8Zxr,Chh9TW,tGrG3C/ which one is best, and why?

Asus - PCE-N15, D-Link - DWA-548, TP-Link - TL-WN881ND, or Edimax - EW-7612PIn

They are all the same price and PCIe. I am using it to connect to a WiFi extender a floor below the computer. 5GHz and 2.4GHz bands are availabe and both can reach the computer (Windows 10).

Internet speed will be below 20mbps.

I'm glad to answer questions if needed.

kanewolf · Feb 24, 2018

They are all equal, IMO. Why do you believe that one $20 adapter will be any different than any other?

Save your $20 and put it toward powerline network adapters, IMO.

Rexper · Feb 24, 2018

I wish I could, though with my situation I can't use power line adaptors directly from the modem to my PC, as they are seperate electrical wiring. Though I could use power line adapters with the wifi extender and my PC, I just don't believe that's worth it.

kanewolf · Feb 24, 2018

Are you attempting to use a public WIFI or neighbor's WIFI? If so, there are better options than a repeater and WIFI card.

Rexper · Feb 24, 2018

Are you attempting to use a public WIFI or neighbor's WIFI?

No, our WiFi, just in different building. The WiFi extender is position about 30m from the router/modem.

What are the better options?

kanewolf · Feb 24, 2018

A directional WIFI bridge like this -- https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833168115 Point that at the WIFI source and connect to it via an ethernet cable.

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