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lots of stuff can interfere with wifi
2.4ghz has a lower freq and can travel farther distances and better through walls
5ghz is better for short range, and fewer devices interfere with it
if you are more than 30ft away, use 2.4ghz channels
if you are 50+ft, get a 2nd router and config it as a wifi client/bridge (not ap or router)
then plug your wired devices into it
wait im confused about networking. Which type of device should i get?
if its a desktop or laptop, check the mobo, if it has a m.2 e key slot (for wifi nic), or a free pci-e slot
most pci-e wifi nics use a m.2 slot adapter for m.2 wifi/bt card that can work on mobo m.2 e key or in a laptop
with external antennas helps alot, since pc case will block rf
for pc get something like this
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZV2CJL2
If the router supports Wi fi easy mesh you can go without a cable
get external antennas for the pc
https://www.amazon.com/Eightwood-Tri-Band-Computer-Motherboard-Bluetooth/dp/B07JVDNDCR
You have two or more nodes across the house acting as a single WiFi router with the same name and password. Feels like you have a good signal everywhere without a need to switch between networks.
It’s generally multiple times more expensive solution than extenders but more convenient.
For gaming I would do my best to get wired connection. Even if I had to order my own broadband to my room if I was living in a shared house.
Or get a cheap extender if it’s just to download single player games.