Help Me Set Up Wireless and Wired Network on New House

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  1. TheTemplai
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    Hi guys.. About the cabling. This is the cable that I will implement..
    The Wireless is ok now, thanks to you! Now lets go to the Wired thing!

    THE CABLE
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    Cable UTP Cat6 04 Pairs Red CM Furukawa

    IMPLEMENTING
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    Total of Seven Rooms
    -> Rooms (all 4 rooms)
    -> Home Theater Room (PS3/Wii)
    -> Hall
    -> Office

    This may help some people. :)
    I think this is suitable for me.

    One question.
    My computers don't have support to Gigabit Ethernet, by now just Fast Ethernet, is there any adapter that can enable my computers to run Gigabit Ethernet?

    Info --
    My Ethernet Card: Realtek RTL8139/810x Fast Ethernet Adapter PCI

    Thank you!
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  3. RedBirdDad
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    Just look for a Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) PCI adapter. Those should be pretty easy to find.

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...e=1%20x%20RJ45
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  4. TheTemplai
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    RedBirdDad said:
    Just look for a Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) PCI adapter. Those should be pretty easy to find.

    Newegg.com - Networking,Wired Networking,Network Interface Cards,10/ 100/ 1000Mbps,PCI,1 x RJ45
    Yes, it's easy to find a PCI adapter, but I can't put one of those at my laptops. I need a USB adapter. Anyway I found this GWC AE2300 adapter, this will make my laptops run GigE?
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  6. RedBirdDad
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    Any adapter you find will have to have the appropriate drivers. Especially if you'll be using them with Windows 7. If the adapter doesn't have Windows 7 drivers, or doesn't appear on the Windows 7 compatibility list, *don't* use it.

    Some laptops already have Gigabit ethernet built in. What brand and model laptops are you using?
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  7. aem
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    Does your pc support PCIMIA...i prefer it over USB, but then again USB you can use it on any USB device...

    http://www.kaboodle.com/hi/img/2/0/0...AAAAAUyBxQ.jpg
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  8. TheTemplai
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    RedBirdDad said:
    Any adapter you find will have to have the appropriate drivers. Especially if you'll be using them with Windows 7. If the adapter doesn't have Windows 7 drivers, or doesn't appear on the Windows 7 compatibility list, *don't* use it.

    Some laptops already have Gigabit ethernet built in. What brand and model laptops are you using?
    My current laptop is cheap Here it is: CCE-SRONE

    aem said:
    Does your pc support PCIMIA...i prefer it over USB, but then again USB you can use it on any USB device...

    http://www.kaboodle.com/hi/img/2/0/0...AAAAAUyBxQ.jpg
    Just USB aem, sorry. But I may buy a "good" gaming laptop next year! Like a ASUS G51J-A1 Notebook! UHauHAuhAUhuAHuAhuA! Lets see.
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  10. RedBirdDad
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    aem said:
    Does your pc support PCIMIA...i prefer it over USB, but then again USB you can use it on any USB device...

    http://www.kaboodle.com/hi/img/2/0/0...AAAAAUyBxQ.jpg
    Dlink, Netgear both have cards.
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