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It will be old tech, but, will still give you an excellent run for your money for years to come. I have an old Socket 939 Sempron 1.8 GHz that I boot up every now and then, and can run 720p videos. To me, that means that old tech can still push something lolz Plus, the discounts are marvelous...

If the OP just wants to access the other computer, and create a network; why not just enable File Share, and then access all the files on the other computer that way? Why go through Remote Desktop?

Cheap? Smart. Go for it. More power than I would ever need.

Sorry if there was confusion, the my last post was directed towards the other person. Like I said before, I would probably go with the adapter I suggested in my earlier post. But the cheapest way would be the $15 wireless card, if it doesn't work, you can always take it back. You said you...

I wasn't disputing that they don't get hot hot. What I meant was, you hacked a fan into a router?

LOL what? That's gotta be a joke. That was funny. I've never owned a router that didn't get hot.

Uh, I'm pretty sure there is no ISP that offers 20 MB/s that isn't commercial. That's rediculous. 20mbps is more likely. Did you not read my post lol?

Yeah, actually, if it is a PC, not a laptop, this adapter has been amazing for me. $15. No joke, it's quite fast http://www.wintecind.com/features/FileMate/PCI_Wireless.html I found that you don't need to spend $60 on an adapter, and get the speeds you want. Got it from Walmart.

That looks like a great router for the price. The dual band, security, and Push n' connect all seem to be what you need. I've come to find that reviews are crap. In this wonderful day and age, when things are mass produced on assembly lines for our convenience, sometimes defects will happen...

Wait. You mean you have Verizon Fios at 20Mbps, and you can only download at 6MB/s? That doesn't make sense. You realize the difference between megabit (Mbps), and Megabyte (MB/s), right? If Verizon only allows 20mbps, then you can only download at 2.5 MB/s. Which is still blazing fast for...

Google. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Share-files-with-someone

The best tip you may get yet, lolz, go to Google (or Bing, if you prefer) and search: how to access files on another computer on my network Windows 7. Seriously. There are many ways to do what you're asking. I would probably forget about what homeboy above me said. It's never been that...

What are your everyday needs for your network? I'm sure that router will work just fine for you. Most routers out now will last at least 3 years, and are basically built with the same parts, on an assembly line. Beware of the fanboys.

Seems like an innovative advancement. It's like electronic faxing from anywhere, even from your phone. Pretty cool.

Ok, I apologize. Fresh install.

lol what? That page wasn't the best, but it answered at least two of his questions, so what is the issue? Are you upset that the article disputed everything you said in your previous post? Get over it lolz and address the questions at hand. Don't worry about me(I know my screen name is...

Instead of making a decision on what others think it will do when you upgrade to an SSD, here are some real benchmarks and facts about SSD vs. HDD. http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=5818&review=ssd+vs+hard+drive This way, you can go into purchasing the right drive, with the...

That's a close one. Go with the Gigabyte. Cheaper, and looks like it supports everything you need. Why pay $20 more? Both brands are using the same parts, and will probably last just as long as the other.

Just go for the biostar. As consumers, we have to take risks sometimes, even if it's not the most prestigious brand.

That seems like a good board for what you're talking about. I would probably spend about $50 more on a board more similar to the board that I posted. It's a bit more future proof.