Oct 02, 2007, 02:12 PM // 14:12
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Virginia Beach
Guild: XoO
Profession: R/
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Originally Posted by VaMpIrE|OrD
Thanks so much for the quick response
1 final question though, ive seen PCI's cards that have like a antena(simalar to the one's on wireless routers) would this also be used to conect wirelessly instead of a stick? if so whats the advantages/disadvantages over this method?
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My experience is that the PCI wireless adapter has better range than the USB stick. The only disadvantage to have a PCI version is that it useses a SLOT,but the same can be said about the USB stick (it takes up a USB port) and it may cost just a little bit more for the card. If you already have the stick and it is working for you, then save your money. If you start to notice brownouts on your connection, then you may see increased performance by switching to a PCI version.
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