Recently built a computer, only to find that the harddrive I got didn't have wifi...

Recently built a computer, only to find that the harddrive I got didn't have wifi. Now I gotta figure out how to run an ethernet cable across a hallway and around a big living room to get to the only router in my house. Would you bros recommend installing a new ethernet port that goes through the wall, or just getting a really long ethernet cord and hanging it up around the ceiling to the router?

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It's extremely easy to just use an ethernet cable. They're always extremely long and it's always easy as piss to just run them along the bottom edges of the walls, holding them down with tape. It's really not an intimidating chore.

>Recently built a computer, only to find that the harddrive I got didn't have wifi.

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powerlines

>harddrive
>wifi

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Just download more RAM

>his hard drive doesn’t have wifi
Lmao’ing @ ur lyfe

Is it true that length doesn't matter? I'm considering just buying a 100ft one and just rolling up whatever I don't need near my computer.
I read that powerlines don't work that well and aren't as reliable?
I meant motherboard lmao, this is my first time building a computer.

>harddrive I got didn't have wifi
if this is a thing, science has gone too far.

I MEANT MOTHERBOARD, LEAVE ME ALONE.