Ubuntu install plan into my old PC

My new PC arrived yesterday. I bought this because my old one, with which I'm writing this, running Windows XP, an OS whose end of support for less than a half year is publicly announced. Meanwhile, I have no plan to dispose of my old one for next few years. After the end of support of Windows XP, I'm thinking of installing ubuntu into it. I've already made a boot disc, and booted it for a trial. Except for the access speed of DVD drive because of the boot without installing the hard drive, response speed was good, and I could access to my external hard drive. Later, I even made some Japanese input and updated my blog in Japanese.
Now, I'm back to Windows XP, the main OS of this PC, because for some reason, Internet access speed was too slow. I wonder why this problem happens. Can't that OS drive fully wireless network support? Is it just because I haven't installed yet? The answer is to be seen, but if I find the wireless network access fast enough, then there would be few reason to remain on Windows XP, and it's time to transit from XP to up-to-date OSs.

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