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Would this PC have Wifi capabilities?
Hi so it's time for me to get a new PC and here is the one I'd like to get. I'm just confused on whether or not it can use wifi as that's the only internet available in my house. Here is the PC.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ibuypower-d ... ab=reviews
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ibuypower-d ... ab=reviews
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That computer is by far, not worth $700, lol.
The only good things are the processor, could be a little bit better, for not much more. And the amount of USB 3.0 ports.
The video card is really low end, its not gonna get good fps in many high end games (which is what you buy a "gaming" computer for, right?)
And 500 GB HDD space? Com-on, this is 2014.
The only good things are the processor, could be a little bit better, for not much more. And the amount of USB 3.0 ports.
The video card is really low end, its not gonna get good fps in many high end games (which is what you buy a "gaming" computer for, right?)
And 500 GB HDD space? Com-on, this is 2014.
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voldermanHi so it's time for me to get a new PC and here is the one I'd like to get. I'm just confused on whether or not it can use wifi as that's the only internet available in my house. Here is the PC.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ibuypower-d ... ab=reviews
You only have WiFi? I'm pretty sure there's SOME sort of Ethernet port on your router...you'd need some serious hacking to connect directly to an outer space satelite.
And chances are you needed to set up the initial WiFi network by ethernetting into your router.
P.S. That's a really sick computer...good choice. And it's pretty cheap too.
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Thanks for the help Azie computer specs aren't my strong point.
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"Wireless Networking: None"
It's under the specifications tab.
It's under the specifications tab.
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But what about this:
Network Card Built-in Realtek 8111E 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet LAN Allows a computer to connect to a network either by using cables (Ethernet) or wireless technology (IEEE 802.11).
Network Card Built-in Realtek 8111E 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet LAN Allows a computer to connect to a network either by using cables (Ethernet) or wireless technology (IEEE 802.11).
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Yea, that's the thing that is confusing me.
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The top review says it isn't wireless as well.
Edit: There's also another review a ways down that states this. There's probably more, but I don't want to sit here and skim them all.
Edit: There's also another review a ways down that states this. There's probably more, but I don't want to sit here and skim them all.
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man you beat me to it