Wifi card needed

[Natsu123]

Do i need a wifi card or sound card for this build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/DPWgqs

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

That motherboard has integrated sound, integrated LAN, but no WLAN.

You could easily have discovered that for yourself by looking at it's specs here:
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4966#sp

 

[Natsu123]

That motherboard has integrated sound, integrated LAN, but no WLAN.

You could easily have discovered that for yourself by looking at it's specs here:
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4966#sp

So what do u recommend me buy to be able to use Wifi? a wifi card or wifi usb and if possible what do i even do with the usb (sorry im a noob at this)

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

Well it's always best to use a wired connection on a desktop PC if your router is near enough to be able to do that. Not only will it be a much more reliable connection, but you'll also need a wired connection anyway if you ever need to re-configure the router's wireless settings using it's web-based configuration utility.

However, if you must have wifi on your PC you can either install a PCI wireless card or get a USB one. A PCI wireless card means you can leave your USB ports available for other devices instead (though that may not be an issue if you have plenty of USB ports anyway).

With a PCI wireless card it should be "plug & play" with most of them. You just install it then fire up your PC. Windows should automatically recognise it and install an appropriate driver that's built in to Windows, otherwise you install the driver supplied with the card.

With a USB wireless adapter, you install it's driver before plugging in the USB device. The installation utility will tell you when to plug in your USB device, then the software installation continues.