Looking for a wireless PCI card
- Thread starter Deadbeat
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If you want to use wireless N then you will also need a wireless N router, which I assume you know 
You won't notice the difference between G and N unless you like streaming Hi-Def movies over your local network, and if you wanted to you would probably be better off with some Homeplugs if your walls are anything like my wireless blocking ones.
I have no experience of the Edimax cards, but I have been using a Broadcom card, same chip as on the Belkin F5D7000UK, with no problems for the last 3 years. I also doubt there is much difference between the Edimax and Belkin cards, so I'm sure the Edimax would be ok.
You won't notice the difference between G and N unless you like streaming Hi-Def movies over your local network, and if you wanted to you would probably be better off with some Homeplugs if your walls are anything like my wireless blocking ones.
I have no experience of the Edimax cards, but I have been using a Broadcom card, same chip as on the Belkin F5D7000UK, with no problems for the last 3 years. I also doubt there is much difference between the Edimax and Belkin cards, so I'm sure the Edimax would be ok.