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the wireless is a cat and mouse game b, then g then n etc... just go gigabit and hang on to your pants. feel the speed. Ha lol. |
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the routers always go on sale somewhere for less than 40 bucks (g) and the cards even less. perhaps xxbay too. wireless N slightly more. |
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But I guess you guys would know, right?
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Some can be mixed but i would go with ALL G its alot cheaper and you cant mess up
![]() But if you want speeddemon wireless go all N. I think if you mix you wont get the performance you payed for. Kind of like having a 4 inch exhaust going down to a 3 for a muffler ,or other way around, you wont get the performance of the full 4 in system |
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