Wireless tech has, and continues to, come a long way. That said, despite understanding that wired cannot be matched as a committed gamer, some of you will still want to use WiFi for gaming anyway, and that's okay. Especially if you're trying to be the next eSports/pro gaming phenomenon or you're just really, really competitive and even the thought of lag makes you shudder. Speaking of wireless and gaming, before proceeding with everything you'd ever need to know about choosing a good wireless adapter, the gaming gods have whispered in my ear that I first must reiterate to you (in case you're unaware) that if you want the best, most reliable internet connection possible for online domination then you should ideally be using wired ethernet whenever you can.
#Wireless adapter for pc for streaming Pc#
So, if the motherboard you're choosing for your PC build won't have WiFi, or you're wanting to add WiFi to an already-assembled PC, you'll need to buy a wireless adapter (or "adaptor" for our UK readers). How good of a model you should choose (AKA how much you spend) depends on how fast your internet connection and router is, and other factors like how far away your gaming desktop will be from your router, and of course how serious you are about getting the most reliable, low-ping, low-lag, dropout-free online gaming experience.
Some do, but you'll usually have to pay a bit more for a more feature-rich motherboard that includes onboard WiFi. How do you get WiFi on a gaming PC build (or how do you add WiFi to a prebuilt desktop)? It's a common newbie question when building your very first gaming computer if you just realized the fact that the majority of modern motherboards don't actually come with built-in wireless included. Everything you need to know about buying the best wireless adapter for your custom PC
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