I'm old technology now... your getting new stuff.. Kick ass stuff.

 

Anything with heavier tubes that have a -5000% chance of developing leaks.

 

DERRRP XD...

Option 1 : Buy a netgear wireless adapter (Relatively slow depending on your internet a.k.a if you have 50mbs internet you should go with this option if your room is far away from a router.)
Option 2 : Buy some cat6 cable and run it to your computer (Fast as you can get with your router If you go wit this option follow the pictures)
Ya don't even know where your router is? Even if you house has wi-fi there's a router with ethernet cables. While you're on newegg buy a cat6 ethernet cord. The ASRock you're going to buy has onboard ethernet (Just plug it in)

Right here


Gonna connect to one of these (Not same router)


And that router is going to connect to once of these (That cable will be running from the router to that outlet)

 

I have bought a rosewill 100ft cat6 cable for $14 on newegg. My router is upstairs which is 60 ft away. (If you do that make sure you expertly hide the cable

edit: Go to speedtest.net and post me your results and I'll tell you the best option

I'm gonna re-hide my cables cuz that reminded me I'm too lazy...
be back in 10

 

Well dude you can thread it and you can get like 10mb/s more. I threaded mine like a bawws and it looks damn nice

 

You could always do Powerline Networking

 

Basically a portable wall cable socket prohibited by wall outlets.

 

Internet via your wall sockets. You "plug" it in. I use it for my PS3 and WDliveTV box on my TV.





http://home.cisco.com/en-us/promotions/ ... -powerline

 

No

 

I'm sli'd 560 Ti now