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🔌 Ziyituod AC 1200Mbps PCIe WiFi Bluetooth Card: High-Speed Intel Wireless ac-7265 with Bluetooth 4.2, Up to 867Mbps, 5GHz PCI Wireless Network Card for Desktop PC, Windows 10/8/7 32/64-bit Compatible Review

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BrandZiyituod
Hardware InterfacePCIE x 8, PCIE x 1, PCIE x 4, PCIE x 16
Operating SystemWindows 10/8.1/8/7 32 64bit
ColorIntel Wireless ac 7265-1200Mbps+Bluetooth4.2
Data Link ProtocolBluetooth
Data Transfer Rate150 Megabits Per Second
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Description of 🔌 Ziyituod AC 1200Mbps PCIe WiFi Bluetooth Card: High-Speed Intel Wireless ac-7265 with Bluetooth 4.2, Up to 867Mbps, 5GHz PCI Wireless Network Card for Desktop PC, Windows 10/8/7 32/64-bit Compatible

➤Gigabit Wi-Fi --- ZYT-7265 with Intel Wireless-ac 7265 is the first Intel Wi-Fi module that provides Gigabit Wi-Fi speeds.When using 160MHz channels, it can deliver up to 867Gbps maximum theoretical throughput, nearly 6x faster than baseline 1x1 BGN (150Mbps) Wi-Fi used in today’s PCs. Built for high-performance computing, such as online gaming and 4K Ultra HD video streaming. ➤Bluetooth 4.2 --- Dual mode Bluetooth 4.2 enables Basic Rate/Enhanced Data Rate (BR/EDR)-low energy devices to act as a hub and peripheral at the same time. Connects to the newest low energy Bluetooth products as well as your familiar devices, such as headsets, keyboard, mice, and more. ➤AP Function + WiFi Receive --- Build a wireless hot spot enable your mobile phone, tablet, and other digital devices to access the wireless network.

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Revainrating 3 out of 5

UPDATE: Worked fine (past tense) but speed is not as advertised. died 4 months later.

I decided to take a risk and install this card in my desktop (Asus, i7 4770, 16 GB RAM, Geforce GTX 1060, Samsung 850 1 TB SSD) in order to use it in my new Smart Working from home has no Ethernet jacks and is completely wireless, mesh Wi-Fi, with the Ruckus system. I have a Comcast/Xfinity gigabit internet plan but have never connected directly to the gateway to measure the speed input and 42 on his Acer laptop. All of our other wireless devices like the Alexa Show and Roku are rock solid. The

Pros
  • Excellent overall performance
Cons
  • I have doubts

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Unpromised speed

This seemed like the perfect choice for my 1GB WiFi system. When using a wired connection, I typically use speeds between 750 Mbps and 950 Mbps; However, when using standard WiFi devices, my speed dropped to 200Mbps. Everything was packaged well, fitted my computer easily, and seemed like the perfect choice at first. It wasn't until a day or two later, when I had to use the high speeds, that I realized I wasn't getting what I bought. I've removed and installed the device twice, run all kinds of

Pros
  • is clear even to the old ones
Cons
  • Not sure

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Where to start - Train Wreck

This card can actually be a 2.9G card. It really can work. I have a DeepIn OS that I love, but I need a fast Wi-Fi card. The problem with this is that DeepIN OS is a Linux operating system. The documentation that came with the card also includes a minidisk that should contain the drivers. My CD drive works fine but will not read the CD that came with the card. The literature says you can go to their website and download the driver for Linux. They forget to give you their web address. I did a…

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  • Ideal for a small house
Cons
  • Miscellaneous Miscellaneous

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Inexpensive Wi-Fi Adapter PCI-E

This is about the same price as a good USB Wi-Fi adapter, but PCI-E is more reliable because it doesn't There are limitations on USB speed (although 3.1 standards are getting better and better). Even if USB is catching up, it still outperforms it in top speeds than comparable USB. Its antennas help a lot in getting a good signal on the college campus I'm on because of the concrete walls and congestion from new students. I haven't tested the Bluetooth capabilities and due to college congestion I

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  • Useful for more than it's intended purpose
Cons
  • Too long to wait

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Not as expected after troubleshooting

Card installs as easily as you'd expect, but since I bought it a few months ago I've had connectivity and speed issues fixed from day one. I'm getting much slower than advertised or expected and the card was dropping connections on my old Linksys router until I tuned the 5GHz channel to a higher channel number (despite minimal signaling traffic across the band). After upgrading my AP's hardware to a Ubiquity device, speeds remain very slow even though I'm physically about 15 feet from the AP…

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  • Decent performance
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  • Contact seller