802.11n, dual band, 3-strem, PCI/PCIe desktop adapter

[petmal]

Hello.

I decided to upgrade my home wi-fi network and chose Linksys E4200V2 router. There is one relatively old desktop computer based on Asus Commando MB (PCI + PCIe x4/x16) which currently has a 802.11g adapter. I would like it to make use of the router's full power. What wireless 802.11n adapter would you recommend? I would prefer to stay away from the USB stuff.

Thanks.

Petr

 

[thiggins]

PCIe adapters are really just for notebooks. Three-stream N PCI adapters don't exist.

If you don't want USB, use a wireless Ethernet bridge like this one:
TRENDnet TEW-680MB 450Mbps Dual Band Wireless N HD Media Bridge Reviewed

 

[petmal]

PCIe adapters are really just for notebooks. Three-stream N PCI adapters don't exist.

If you don't want USB, use a wireless Ethernet bridge like this one:
TRENDnet TEW-680MB 450Mbps Dual Band Wireless N HD Media Bridge Reviewed

Thanks. Any ideas on what is "the best" I can currently hope for given the hardware I have?

EDIT: TEW-684UB looks like an option (leaving aside its USB nature).