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Hmm, I've noticed this on the Raspberry Pi, but I'm curious, do you know if this is a problem for desktop PCs as well? I recently built a mini-ITX PC sort of fo
by ibrahima 13y ago
Hmm, I've noticed this on the Raspberry Pi, but I'm curious, do you know if this is a problem for desktop PCs as well? I recently built a mini-ITX PC sort of for fun as a change of pace and then realized that the apartment where I'm moving makes it somewhat annoying to run ethernet cables to my router, so now I'm looking at USB wifi dongles. The annoying thing is mini ITX boards generally only have one PCIe slot, and as it turns out my PC is barely smaller than my previous mATX PC (Bitfenix Prodigy is actually pretty big for mini ITX, which I didn't realize). The annoying thing is that there were mini ITX boards with built in wifi but I figured I wouldn't need it so I decided to save ~$50, but in hindsight I should have just gotten it.
- X-Istence 13y agoUSB 2 will work just fine for Wifi dongles. You are not going to get anywhere near speeds high enough to saturate USB 2 with Wifi. With GigE adapters for USB 2 though, it is pretty bad.