Vista - Which Network Card?

Hey guys,
I was wondering what is the best wireless network adapter - i'm a bit strapped for cash and so i need the best and cheapest solution. I have a Dell Dimension E521 running Vista please answer quicK!!
Caduris

Belkin, I bought a Belkin Wireless G adapter for my laptop about 2 months ago. It cost me $40.00.

By all means check to see if you have an inbuilt one before buying...

How can i ckeck to see if i have an inbuilt card

The best G wireless card is the usr5417 by Us Robotics. Vistax64 has drivers built in, plus the driver that comes with the card works better by some reports. $49 at Tiger Direct, $29 after rebate.

If you are thinking of 300N the only way to go is the Airlink 300N, but you won't be able to use it until SP1 is installed.

The best G wireless card is the usr5417 by Us Robotics. Vistax64 has drivers built in, plus the driver that comes with the card works better by some reports. $49 at Tiger Direct, $29 after rebate.

If you are thinking of 300N the only way to go is the Airlink 300N, but you won't be able to use it until SP1 is installed.

Im looking for a good wired NIC for vista 64bit thats not more then $30.00. my Mobo does not have 64bit drivers for the integrated NIC.

I haven't researched wired cards, I'm all wireless. Try Microsft's web site or Google it. That's how I find things. Your under $30 limitation may be a problem.

Sorry,

Paul

Hey,
I've been looking on Computer Geeks and i'm inbetween a Netgear WG111v2 802.11g 54Mbps Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter (refurbished) and a Netgear RangeMax 802.11g Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter (refurbished). I have a linksys router unfortunately - which ones better?

I'd stay with linksys but if you are in love with netgear stay with the 54mps. The jazzy cards only work with a matched router.

Linksys makes a G with USB hook up that I like a lot. Install the driver and plug it in to an USB slot and your'e good to go. Got its own little aerial on the end of a cord that improves reception if your PC is under your desk or otherwise hidden from the router.