Wireless Adaptor, need help asap

[Nyan]

About to get an adaptor, is this a good one?

Actiontec - 802AIN IEEE 802.11n (draft) USB - Wi-Fi Adapter - 802AIN

@Alen

Can't use those ones where you put into comps. Thanks.

[MagixAries]

Looks good to me

[Nyan]

Looks good to me

Thanks, is it good for gaming?

[MagixAries]

Thanks, is it good for gaming?

Well, that'd depend on how close you are to your wireless provider center, if you're close then gradually your internet speed would be fast, if it's far away then you'd have slow connection even for the best wi-fi adapter out there But yours seem good, so I'm thinking yes, it's good for gaming.

[Nyan]

Well, that'd depend on how close you are to your wireless provider center, if you're close then gradually your internet speed would be fast, if it's far away then you'd have slow connection even for the best wi-fi adapter out there But yours seem good, so I'm thinking yes, it's good for gaming.

How is this one?
NETGEAR - N300 Wireless-N USB Adapter - WNA3100-100ENS

Thanks

[MagixAries]

How is this one?
NETGEAR - N300 Wireless-N USB Adapter - WNA3100-100ENS

Thanks

Woah! That one is really good for gaming I'm assuming, afterall its connection speed is 300 Mbps,which is x2 better than the previous adapter...defnitely good for games. Also, I have one of those for my laptop too xD

[Nyan]

Woah! That one is really good for gaming I'm assuming, afterall its connection speed is 300 Mbps,which is x2 better than the previous adapter...defnitely good for games. Also, I have one of those for my laptop too xD

Thanks for the help, I think I might get the second one, not too sure though

[MagixAries]

Thanks for the help, I think I might get the second one, not too sure though

Alright, cool, good luck with finding the best fit adapter for u

[Alen]

Speed is pretty much irrelevant unless you're looking to transfer files locally. You should aim for something with b/g/n compatibility and with more power / greater range if you want a better signal. In any case neither is good for gaming as wireless generally sucks when low latencies and stable connections are required.