Not sure if this is the correct place to post this so if it isn't feel free to move it to wherever it was supposed to be. Like the title says I am having issues with wireless adapters I have for my desktop computer. Currently I have a TP-Link TL-WN722N and an Asus PCE-N15. Obviously I don't use them both at the same time, but I have two because I thought something was wrong with one of them so I purchased a different model and brand and am having the same problem. My desktop is Windows 8 Pro 64 bit and I can't play any games because my ping is through the roof, can't stream anything because of buffering issues and so forth. Speed tests (speedtest.net) show I can barely get to 10mbps download on my desktop where I get 28mbps on an older macbook (wirelessly), a Windows 8 machine that is hooked up via ethernet, and my Xbox streams and plays games fine. I have tried these adapters in a seperate machine that runs Windows 7 and everything plays fine which leads me to believe that it is a Windows 8 driver issue. I have tried the official drivers from tplink.com (a beta driver is the only one available for Windows 8 I might add) and asus.com (the driver is the first release and hasn't been updated since march) and neither of those help. Also have tried the official driver from the Realtek website for the Asus adapter, but still the same issue. I am unable to move the router from where it is right now so that isn't an option either. I am out of options other than purchase another adapter in hopes the drivers will work with Windows 8, reinstall Windows 7, or suffer until next month when I can get MoCa adapters and use those. Anyone have any ideas/thoughts/opinions?