Netgear wireless MR314 and ASUS PCI cards wireless WL-138GE compatible ???

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Are the 2 above items compatible? The Netgear wireless MR314 is 811b, 11 =
MBps thruput, and the ASUS PCI cards are just bought 2 weeks ago. They =
are internal cards with the small antenna.

I get with one desktop which has this Asus card a very low signal, even =
though the computer is only maximum 20 feet away and only an internal =
wall, no electrical wires or plumbing in it, separates the 2 computers.

The 3rd desktop with the Asus PCI card does not get a signal at all, =
even though it is the most up to date and fastest computer of the 3.

All run on Windows XP.=20
This is at my daughter's house in Hagerstown, Maryland.

Any ideas?
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<DIV>Are the 2 above items compatible? The Netgear wireless MR314 is =
811b, 11=20
MBps thruput, and the ASUS PCI cards are just bought 2 weeks ago. They =
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internal cards with the small antenna.</DIV>
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even=20
though the computer is only maximum 20 feet away and only an internal =
wall, no=20
electrical wires or plumbing in it, separates the 2 computers.</DIV>
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all, even=20
though it is the most up to date and fastest computer of the 3.</DIV>
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