Though it does come with 802.11n built in I still found that sometimes video was choppy streaming HD video from the net and from my primary media center. That is more with wireless technology but wire direct cat 5 cable connects to my network no issues.

Overall for price for basic media center for my bedroom works great for what I need it to do.

The internal wifi antennas are just two pieces of sheet metal held to the casing with yellow tape. I removed both existing internal antennas and their connectors, and replaced them with two u.fl to sma adapters. I decided to put the sma sockets in the existing antenna cavities so I drilled two holes in the casing aligning them with the small cable notches in the internal metal shielding. This way the placement of the two sma sockets on my 3610 Revo is as follows: one next to the nVidia Ion label and the other on the “bottom” corner, next to the cable lock slot.

After connecting two external aerials I ‘borrowed’ from an old router, my Revo was no longer dropping signal! Furthermore it now ’sees’ fifteen wireless networks in the earea, where before it could barely pick up two or three. Just for the looks I ordered a pair of small D-link 2dbi antennas, in white – they should match up nicely with white casing of the Revo. The next thing I plan to do is to replace the wifi card with a 5 GHz N type.