So..I've always used laptops my whole life and I have always used wireless internet. It's just simple on laptops because they generally have good adapters and are made for that sort of thing, and you can just connected to WiFi. However, my PC is coming in 1-2 weeks and I was recommended to order a Wireless Network Adapter or I wouldn't be able to connect to WiFi (unless I had wired internet or an internet card installed into the PC, which I don't know if it does).
To the point, I've heard that PC wifi-range isn't the best. I'm all new to the PC world as this will be my first PC I'm getting. I might be over-stressing, but on most wifi adapters, I've heard some bad reviews of for example: "Randomly disconnects" or "poor connection". On my laptops I've used, I have had very good internet and been able to connect to WiFi at fast connections.
My internet provider provides pretty fast internet + The router is on the same floor as where my PC will be, but not in the same room. I'd say it's not too far away, but isn't the closest, but it's within mid-range.
So the Asus PCE-N15 300Mbps 802.11B/G/N Wireless PCI-E Network Adapter which comes with my PC, will this work and be efficient for my PC and be able to connect to WiFi, and will it not just randomly disconnect randomly. I've heard good and bad reviews about it, but I'm afraid that it might not be good and I will not get any WiFi. Even though my internet providers pretty good connection (on wireless) and my laptop connects to the WiFi decently. I'd be happy if the Asus PCE-N15 300Mbps 802.11B/G/N Wireless PCI-E Network Adapter (for my PC) gives me the same WiFi that I get on my laptop.
If anyone can educate me to how these adapters and PC's work with wifi, that'll be much appreciated. All I want to essentially know is if the the Wireless Network Adapter which comes with my PC will be efficient and be able to connect to WiFi at a strong connection (like my Laptop does, which has no adapter). and I don't want my PC to randomly disconnect from WiFi because my laptop doesn't and I'm paying for really good internet service from my provider + my router is on the same floor (not same room) where my PC will be. I just want my PC to have the same WiFi I get on my laptop which is very efficient and has strong connection without any adapter, so I really hope this (Asus PCE-N15 300Mbps 802.11B/G/N Wireless PCI-E Network Adapter) doesn't make my WiFi worse..
(If anyone can help me, I'll gladly appreciate it)
To the point, I've heard that PC wifi-range isn't the best. I'm all new to the PC world as this will be my first PC I'm getting. I might be over-stressing, but on most wifi adapters, I've heard some bad reviews of for example: "Randomly disconnects" or "poor connection". On my laptops I've used, I have had very good internet and been able to connect to WiFi at fast connections.
My internet provider provides pretty fast internet + The router is on the same floor as where my PC will be, but not in the same room. I'd say it's not too far away, but isn't the closest, but it's within mid-range.
So the Asus PCE-N15 300Mbps 802.11B/G/N Wireless PCI-E Network Adapter which comes with my PC, will this work and be efficient for my PC and be able to connect to WiFi, and will it not just randomly disconnect randomly. I've heard good and bad reviews about it, but I'm afraid that it might not be good and I will not get any WiFi. Even though my internet providers pretty good connection (on wireless) and my laptop connects to the WiFi decently. I'd be happy if the Asus PCE-N15 300Mbps 802.11B/G/N Wireless PCI-E Network Adapter (for my PC) gives me the same WiFi that I get on my laptop.
If anyone can educate me to how these adapters and PC's work with wifi, that'll be much appreciated. All I want to essentially know is if the the Wireless Network Adapter which comes with my PC will be efficient and be able to connect to WiFi at a strong connection (like my Laptop does, which has no adapter). and I don't want my PC to randomly disconnect from WiFi because my laptop doesn't and I'm paying for really good internet service from my provider + my router is on the same floor (not same room) where my PC will be. I just want my PC to have the same WiFi I get on my laptop which is very efficient and has strong connection without any adapter, so I really hope this (Asus PCE-N15 300Mbps 802.11B/G/N Wireless PCI-E Network Adapter) doesn't make my WiFi worse..
(If anyone can help me, I'll gladly appreciate it)