📶 Upgrade to WiFi 6 AX3000 PCIe WiFi Card for PC: Dual Band, BT 5.1, MU-MIMO, Ultra-Low Latency – Windows 10 (64bit) compatible Review

I installed this little card and it FRIED the motherboard IMMEDIATELY when I turned the computer back on. No sparks or smoke, but the motherboard is completely dead now. It doesn't even try to start. I ran a full diagnostic cycle and couldn't find any other issues, so I replaced the motherboard with the one I bought off eBay (as Revain doesn't stock that model) and now everything is working fine again. I've been building PCs for over 30 years. I know what I am doing. Stay away from this card…

The PCIe plate was bent when it arrived. Nothing special, bent with pliers, but not quite what I expect from a $35 product. Pack better. Also the description is misleading, your motherboard needs a free USB 2.0 port (not 3.0/1) for Bluetooth to work. Intel states this in the specs for the AX200 chip they use in this card, so it's a limitation of the chip, not a discount from the seller. It's basically a chip designed for a laptop with an M.2 Key E slot, so ordinary consumers will never know…

Seems to work well on older Asrock H97M Pro4 boards with i5-4460 processor. I've read that PCI-E slots are supposed to be backwards compatible and it seems so. The GTX 970 card is in the PCI-E 3.0 slot, the Wi-Fi BT adapter is in the PCI-E 2.0 slot. There are no other PCI-E slots. There were no slowdowns on the GTX 970. The Wi-Fi speed is only 60Mbps, 2.4 range with 5G disabled on the router, same as the old laptop in the next room, the same distance from the RT AC68U router. UMMM of course. No

I have been building PCs and in the industry for 20 years and this is the most disappointing hardware purchase I have ever made. To this day, I would have never thought that there could be so many problems with one product. First, let's start with what's immediately apparent upon opening the box: this is not a Bluetooth PCIe card. This is a WiFi PCIe card with a separate USB Bluetooth dongle physically attached to it, which requires an empty USB port on the motherboard to connect. If you…

I had a *really hard* time getting this card to work on my PC, but with help from the manufacturer ( UFON ) I finally got it set up and working fine in the end. My symptoms were that the device was recognized but not started in Windows 10, especially after configuration changes. Sometimes I could get it to boot normally and on a couple of occasions it would connect to my network but disconnect after 5-10 seconds. The UFON sales support staff responded to my email request for assistance within a

In fact, most similar WiFi6 adapters are simple cable adapters for Intel X200 or X201 WiFi6 modules with M.2 PCIe or M.2 CONv interfaces for use in laptops or some modern desktop motherboards (available on some Dell desktops). So nothing fancy, it just has to be a good PCB design (in Altium or similar ECAD), antennas, antenna pigtails, brackets and screws are all available components. 2 brackets are included for installation in a full-height or low-profile case. The holes for the antenna…

I bought this card to get rid of the cheap Bluetooth 4.0 adapter that plugged into my panel's USB port. I recently bought a VR headset and controller and thought it would be a good idea to add Bluetooth 5.0 to my system if future VR controllers support this standard. I installed this card according to the instructions and downloaded and installed the drivers from Intel's website according to the instructions. Wi-Fi worked right away but Bluetooth didn't work. The bluetooth option in settings in