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I've gone through a few wireless cards, D-Link, Netgear.
I bought a Netgear wireless card because we have a Netgear router and I thought they'd be nicely compatible... but I believe my computer hates Netgear, that or Netgear just screws with my computer as it gives a nicely colored BSOD every so often. I have an ASUS M2N-E mobo, and I use a wireless card because the computer with the wireless router is across the room and there really is no way to run a cable across the room, etc. Can anyone give any reliable wireless card names? I've seen Lynksys around, is that one any good? Or any other reliable brands? Z |
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I have a Netgear card, and it works great
![]() Linksys is good, I have a lot of friends with their equipment.
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