✅EDUP Wi-Fi 6 Card : Only support OS Windows 10 64-bit for desktop Upgrade your Wi Fi speeds up to 1800Mbps.✅MTK7921LEN Chipset: New generation MTK7921LENchip is used in our pcie wifi wireless network card, it support 2.4GHz/5.8GHz dual band and the 5.8GHz speed rate can reach 1200Mbps the 2.4G speed rate can reach 600Mbps.✅ Wifi 6 Technology: Optimized the power consumption and coverage capabilities of the device, supports multi-user high-speed concurrency, and can show better performance in user-intensive scenarios, while bringing longer transmission distances and higher transmissions Rate, with low latency, low power consumption, high access count and high rate.If you can do a PCIe card with those 1-3" antennas, better, than a USB dongle.
But, to get the most out of it, as I started off saying, yes, you'd need to.ĭongles have low-gain antennas in em, less powerful. But even just upgrading one, and not the other, makes a pretty big difference. Now, if you upgrade both the router to AC, and, your stuff to AC, it's very robust obviously. Substantial enough even my non-technical wife commented how much better that Asus / T-Mobile router was. Vica versa is true too, as I went from an Apple Time Capsule (AC1300) to an Asus AC1900, but, even my Macbook Pro could only do AC1300, yet, it was a good 10db signal strength difference upgrading the router, which you could tell in the corners of the house, and, the newer dual processor of the Asus router reduced my latency dramatically too. However comma, half of what makes a router better is what protocol it supports, the other half, is antenna design, processor, signal processing/error correction etc etc.įor example, that Asus / T-Mobile AC router I suggested earlier, ANY devices, even your existing N, would benefit from both the stronger signal, and, faster processor of the newer better Asus router, even without upgrading your widgets to AC. To get the most out of an AC router, yes, you need an AC receptacle.
Presume there might even be a "dongle" version without going inside PC,etc. From device manager: my card is wireless N, I presume to use the latest AC wireless routers/signals,etc, I'd need to upgrade my desktop PC to AC PCIe card?
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