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A wifi extender would be awesome! Thanks for the suggestion.
Best is actually to connect the two with a cable, otherwise you lose a lot of bandwidth.
I hope it's not too terrible, purely over wifi. Maybe when my son gets older and wants to play games on his own computer, I'll pipe a line over to the other side of the house for him. I don't think his sister is going to care enough about computers to want a direct line to the internet, but if she does then I'll do it for her too.
It effectively cuts it by half.
That makes sense. I just hope that it's good enough for YouTube.
I did this with my old router and as others have said it effectively cuts throughput in half. Depending on your usage though it might not be a big deal. I only connected mine so I could get a signal in the front yard. It's fine for surfing the web or watching YouTube