TP-Link TG-3468 Gigabit PCI Express Network Adapter, 32-bit PCIe interface Ethernet Network Card, Supports Operating Systems Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP, Low-Profile Bracket

Great option if your motherboard’s Ethernet port no longer works, provides fast speeds and a stable connection. Super easy installation - I didn’t need to install drivers either as my pc is running windows 11.

Significantly increased speed and signal strength in comparison to my last network adapter. Easy to install and works perfectly with my TP-Link wifi-6 router. Highly recommend.

Incredible product. Works really well and stable connection. Highly recommended

I purchased this mini-pci card to set up Wi-Fi signal in my flat. The card is so tiny that even when it's plugged in right next to my graphics card, it doesn't block the fan. The included antenna is really tiny though. The card itself doesn't produce much of a signal so you get 1 bar of signal where another Wi-Fi card I have will get full bars. However, this card does work well and is a good value for money. Installation into windows 7 x64 was flawless. This card is Rev. 2 so perhaps some of the other bad reviews were for Rev. 1? The drivers on the mini cd are exactly the same as the ones you can download so everything is up to date. I recommend that when you install the drivers that you select "use windows to manage connections" because if you don't then the TP-Link seems to reset everything to it's own settings.This card doesn't drop signals like some other cards I've owned so it will be useful for those who are playing games. I ordered an additional antenna. The "TP-Link TL-ANT2405C 2.4GHz 5dbi Indoor Omni-Directional Antenna," which has a 2 meter cable and boosts the signal up to 4 bars. [link below]. I highly recommend this antenna as it's under a fiver shipped. It really high quality, does exactly what it claims to do and has a coated magnet in the base so it sticks tightly to the top of my computer case.You could spend the £15 on a more expensive card but it's not going to work any better than this card plus the antenna would still be tethered to the back of the card which gets in the way of the DVI cable and being hidden away in the back always diminishes the signal strength.Otherwise except for a few minor drawbacks, I'm very happy with my purchase all around and I recommend this if you're on a tight budget.TP-Link TL-ANT2405C 2.4GHz 5dbi Indoor Omni-Directional Antenna

As a fan of all things pc builds and a huge fan of mw2019(it's a FPS game) I strive on having good WiFi and if I don't well I start loosing my mind when I bought this I had recently upgraded WiFi which supports WiFi 6 and I figured my pc will be bottlenecked by the current WiFi card I had installed so I had gone ahead and bought this and my oh my this is a so far the best investment I've made into my current build (but there will be many more upgrades to come) but this is well worth your money if fits nice and tight the signal strength is amazing and the consistency of the WiFi speeds is amazing amazing stability amazing performance nothing can go wrong so if you're still on the fence about getting this get it even if you don't of the best of WiFi this will surely take more advantage of whatever WiFi you have and if you do go to upgrade your WiFi you won't have to make two purchases

I recently installed the TP-Link Archer TX55E in my desktop, and the experience has been outstanding. The installation was straightforward; the adapter fit seamlessly into my PCIe slot, and Windows 11 automatically recognized it without the need for additional drivers.Overall, the Archer TX55E has significantly upgraded my PC's wireless capabilities, offering high-speed internet access and reliable Bluetooth connectivity. I highly recommend this adapter to anyone looking to enhance their desktop's networking performance.

I live in an old house with brick walls and it works well when the WiFi connection is upstairs. Better than the built in WiFi in the motherboard.

I have only known Netgear PCI cards and USB dongles and had to replace my USB dongle(Netgear WG111 as it was broken. I read several good reviews about the TP-Link but was very reluctant to buy .Netgear and Belkin were the only two names that came to my mind. However after reading the several favourable reviews put out here by many before me, I took the plunge. Installation of the PCI express card was a breeze and I was able to notice very good speeds (download speeds of 10-13 mbps.I have 2 PC's , one on the same floor of the SKY router(this uses the TP link card I got now) and the other on the floor above(uses a Netgear WG-311 PCI card). Both have reported similar speeds and I am very pleased. (Note:PC on the same floor as the router has the rear of the PC up against a hard wall, and still there is NO drop in signal strength)Very strangely the PC on the floor above the router uses the Netgear-WG311T card had a very good speed boost just by using the TP-LINK wireless client utility (CD Supplied ) - instead of the Netgear one .I am guessing the TP-LINK client utility by itself is much more advanced piece of software kit.I would most gladly recommend this card as it is very good value for money and the signal strength is rock stable at different times of the day. My system config are as followso/s - Windows XP Professional SP3 on both PC'sRouter - SKY Sagem (the black colour one)Signal Strength : 15mbps ( as shown in the SKY router admin).1st PC: Dell Vostro 200 with Intel Dual processor2nd PC: AMD Phenom 4 - quad core processor