[8IronBob]

I'm considering upgrading from 802.11g to 802.11n, now that the future HTPC technology may warrant that, from how I feel. I already got the router yesterday from BB, which is a D-Link 802.11n Draft router, and seems to connect to my existing G devices, however, for my desktop, I'm wondering if there are any good PCI cards that adhere to the N standard at all, that are of a reasonable/sale price?

 

[Munkee Boy]

 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16833180052

This one seems to have great reviews on Newegg. I have the usb version of this one that works great with my trendnet router. I use it for streaming HDTV recordings to my upstairs bedroom computer, and it works without a hitch.

 

[amheck]



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Originally Posted by 8IronBob /forum/post/12945643


I'm wondering if there are any good PCI cards that adhere to the N standard at all, that are of a reasonable/sale price?

There is no draft-N standard and anything you buy now may or probably may not work with the real N specs when they are finalized.

 

[mufdvr3669]



Quote:
Originally Posted by amheck /forum/post/12951137


There is no draft-N standard and anything you buy now may or probably may not work with the real N specs when they are finalized.

There is a draft-n standard. It will probably be compatible with the final n standard, though not guaranteed. I have the above pci card and it works great for $30.


wi-fi.org/whitepaper_80211n_draft2.php