📶 ASUS PCE-AC68: Dual-Band AC1900 PCIe WiFi Adapter with Heat Sink and Magnetic Antenna Base for Enhanced Coverage Review

: ASUS Dual-Band Wireless-AC1900 PCI-E Adapter (PCE-AC68) Installation: Win 10, Netgear R7000P-100NAS Router PC is 1 room from Router removed and separated by drywall with no door Results: Signal -58dBm, Average Speed: 877.5Mbps "EDIT: Just noticed that all the reviews on this page are a mix of different models. I'm sure everyone feels the same way Speaking of driver issues. I'm using Windows 10 64-bit and found it quite easy. Contrary to some comments, Windows did not yet have a driver for the

I bought this with some hesitation as some reviews said it might not work with Windows 10. I installed the latest update for windows 10. and this card worked great. My computer is in the basement, the router on the first floor is about 15 feet from my computer in the basement. I get the best reception here I've ever had. This is about the third wireless adapter I've tried. He runs in circles around others.

I measured a 125 Mbps Internet connection on a computer with a wired connection to my router. Remarkably, I was able to get 100% the same WiFi speed with this adapter when I was in the upstairs bedroom and on the other side of the house from the router. Smaller adapters were never better than 1/3 speed, for example 40Mbps was the best a TP-Link AC1900 PCI-Express Dual Band Wireless Adapter with Beamforming Technology (Archer T9E) could do, although that in itself is a great improvement over…

That's why I prefer Hardline, but I chose WLAN because of the wiring. I used to use an Asus USB-N53 (but it was junk) and was missing Windows 10 support. - Asus website for PCE-AC68. Setup was standard, I checked the CD and instructions that came with it, but then decided to check the Asus website directly for the latest drivers. I installed them, turned off the computer, plugged in the card, connected the antenna and boom. Did. Then I went to Google for some speed tests. The 2.4GHz channel…

I had this on my Custom Made Gaming PC with Intel Skylake i7 6700k built in 2016. Until recently I had very few issues with the Wi-Fi adapter. When transferring data, it got loud with a hiss and I got error messages on the screen because software was making my computer unusable over Wi-Fi. I uninstalled the software and it worked again but still made a little noise when transferring data. I'm pretty sure my card is nearing the end of its lifespan, but according to Asus the warranty period…

Part I: When moving from one ISP to another, the new network operator used a wireless base station instead of Ethernet. I wasn't thrilled with this as I prefer a wired connection but decided to try this Asus adapter on my desktop PC. After installing the card, antenna and software, I launched it and the provided application immediately found my ISP's network. I logged in and BOOM: Connected, sure. Speed was generally comparable to a cable, although there could be occasional glitches with…

So I prefer hardline, but because of the cabling I went with Wi-Fi. I used to use an Asus USB-N53 (but it was junk) and was missing Windows 10 support. - Asus website for PCE-AC68. Setup was standard, I checked the CD and instructions that came with it, but then decided to check the Asus website directly for the latest drivers. I installed them, turned off the computer, plugged in the card, connected the antenna and boom. Did. Then I went to Google for some speed tests. The 2.4GHz channel…