Connecting Router & Computer with Cable for Faster Gaming & Download Speed: 65 Mb/s Fiber Optic

Hello, I have a computer (7 years old), it sticks, I play games on it, it never even had a format but to the point. I don't know anything about it, but in order to have internet, I need to connect an "adapter" that receives the internet via usb. However, I broke off his antenna and I have the impression that it works poorly in games, etc. when I download something that is about 900kb, it takes 10 seconds. Too much for me, downloading the game is all day. I have a 65 Mb / s optical fiber. I have an idea to connect the computer to the router with a cable (apparently more stable). What do you think about it? Here is a video of my router: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sp3cb-b3VKA. I would be grateful for a link and where to connect it, best regards!

Cable in hand, plug in and find out. You have a free slot.
Do you have the possibility to assemble such a cable? Or buying a new one.

But what cable? And where to connect; /?

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I would rather buy, can you help me with a link?

Do both devices [router and computer] have free RJ 45 sockets?
You can find what the socket and plug look like on the web. And how to connect.

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You have a free socket in the router, I marked it in blue with an arrow:



We are waiting for the video with the image of the computer sockets.
Maybe due to the lack of a LAN socket for it, it worked on USB, which is unlikely.

The back of my computer https://youtu.be/coLq5peltlw this cable is there because I have two similar to this one, but I don't know which one. And this is the back of the router, could you tell which inputs? And buy this cable what you provided?

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Ok and you will mark the computer?

Here is the socket in the computer:

Ok, are you able to say what type of cable should I connect it to? This is my device that is picked up by the Internet: https://youtu.be/AyOVe5bR75A

Look for such cables.
Link

Ok and all these LAN cables will match my outputs?

I hope that it is not more than 100 m from the router to the computer, it worked without a cable. The question is whether you will drill through the wall while installing the cable. In the case of a ready-made cable of a suitable length, the plug will not pass so easily, the hole must be of the right size to fit the plug. This is where the advantage of self-assembly of the plug is. But maybe you will find a friend who will earn you a plug with a special device, do not forget about more plugs when earning a cable. But that's where it has to pass through the wall.

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Lipus24 wrote:

Ok and all these LAN cables will match my outputs?

Yes, they will fit, terminated with RJ 45 plugs.

For me it is not 100 m, I do not even know if it is 20 m and not through walls, it will drag on the ground. I have already found a cable, but it is too short but when I plugged it into the computer, it entered the same with the router, so it should be no problems when I have a longer one?

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And if I had to go through the wall, would I run into any problems?

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And in the case of 65 mb / s about 1 m in 10 s is it normal ?

Lipus24 wrote:

For me it is not 100 m, I do not even know if it is 20 m and not through walls, it will drag on the ground. I have already found a cable, but it is too short but when I plugged it into the computer, it entered the same with the router, so it should be no problems when I have a longer one?

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And if I had to go through the wall, would I run into any problems?

Problems can be with drilling with impact in reinforced concrete, there are no problems with bricks or hollow blocks, it depends what it is made of and how thick the wall is. Remember that no one would trip over your cable and kill it. On the Internet you will find on YouTube how the RJ 45 cable end is made.

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Lipus24 wrote:

And in the case of 65 mb / s about 1 m in 10 s is it normal ?

This is normal without an antenna.

It should be OK on the cable.

But I need to earn this tip and why?

You can always buy something like a flash drive that allows you to wirelessly connect your computer to the router, I used it myself and recommend it

Lipus24 wrote:

But I need to earn this tip and why?

Earning the tip only then if the cable passes through a hole in a reinforced concrete wall, it is difficult to drill such a "huge" hole so that the plug can fit.
If it does not go through the wall, you can buy a cable with plugs ready [ready] and with a small margin in length, and no problem.

Ok thanks for your help!

Lipus24 wrote:

Ok thanks for your help!

Thank you too for your fruitful cooperation.
Good luck, and we are waiting for a report on what has been done.

For such great help I gave you 3 helped me I would give more but it can't be .