Which Network Card?

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Caduris

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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
 

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

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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.
 

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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.
 

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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.:mad:
 

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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
 

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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?
 

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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.
 

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