Killer Series for Intel AX1675i WiFi 6E Gaming Adapter Upgrade | CNVio2 M.2 WiFi Card | 2.4 Gbps WiFi for PCs | Bluetooth 5.3 Supported | Designed for Intel 11th Gen and Later CPUs

Easiest way to upgrade a WiFi card is to order the upgrade card inside the card. This works perfectly and my connection is solid.

Intel Killer BE1750x 320MHz Wireless Network Adapter.It works great, I'm having fast WiFi and Bluetooth!Bought this to upgrade my laptop's WiFi and Bluetooth. I choose this particular model for best compatibility to fit into my the existing WiFi M.2 Slot because it was 'Key E'. I avoided other Intel Killer cards since I wasn't sure that it it was CNVIO2 compatible with my 11th Gen Intel Processor (Requires both the Intel Processor AND motherboard to be compatible).Hardware installation was relatively easy. I opened up my laptop and removed the existing card and replaced it with this card.Software installation was tricky, I had to download and install several different driver programs to get full functionality. Intel's webpage for this product does a poor job describing all the drivers needed (and the order). I needed (1) WiFi Drivers for Intel; (2) Intel Killer Suite; (3) Bluetooth Drivers, along with using the another Intel Driver Tool to ensure that everything was updated correctly. I had to use a USB-connected mobile phone as an internet Hotspot to download additional drivers (since I didn't have WiFi anymore). After installation, I had to re-pair my Bluetooth devices.

Worked perfectly as soon as I plugged it in. The software is a bit unnecessary but cool if you actually need the extra features. The speed is pretty fast, no weird random disconnect, and my Bluetooth range is a bit better too. Pretty solid card.

This was a perfect replacement for my wifi adaptor that went bad in my HP Envy x360 convertible. Easy enough to switch out myself and I am not a computer tech. I just replaced my old one and when I turned my laptop back on, it was working. Unlike many of the how-to videos, mine was hidden under the motherboard, so it was a little more complicated having to disconnect and reconnect wires, but it wasn't difficult. If doing it yourself, I highly recommend having a pair of needle-nose pliers and some thing similar to a chopstick to reconnect the antennae. Very pleased with this inexpensive fix!

Great Item. I got this for my wife's pc build since the mobo did not have wifi built in. I used a ssdd slot that was available on it along with the antenna that you need to buy for it and vuala wifi onboard. Make sure to mount the antenna on a high place on your case to get a good signal. Last time I did a speed test on the build the signal strength was excellent and pulling 575mbps down and 38 up.

I replaced a qualcomm card on my Del Latitude 3 in 1 laptop. Installation easy and card works perfectly.

I updated my Asus Tuf F17 laptop - it went perfectlyI just make sure you have intel Not AMD CPUMake sure you disconnect the batteryAlso make sure the antenna cable plugged correctly. And once you run your laptop you must connect it with ethernet cable update your windows.And you are good to go 👍👍👍

I have an HP Elitedesk 705 G4 Mini that has an AMD Ryzen 5 Pro 2400GE processor.Mine did not come with a wifi card or bluetooth. Since Windows 11 is not going to support this processor, I'm going to turn it into a Batocera machine and wanted to put it under my TV and now use wifi and connect bluetooth controllers to it.I researched which wifi card to get and some of the cards only support Intel processors, which my Elitedesk does not have.I read on a forum somewhere that somebody had luck using the 9260NGW WiFi Adapter (AC9260) to work on their AMD Elitedesk 705 G4 Mini.I'm waiting for a NVME adapter to be able to burn a Batocera image, but I tested the wifi card on Windows and it works!I downloaded the latest drivers for both the wifi and bluetooth. It connected and worked fine on 2.4ghz wifi, but for some reason on 5ghz, I can connect to wifi, but not get Internet. I couldn't even ping the gateway.I did some searching and someone mentioned going to Device Manager, Network adapters, Intel(R) Wireless- AC 9260 160MHz, Advanced, Channel Width for 5GHz, and change the value from to "20 MHz Only." This worked for me and now I can get Internet on 5ghz.On 2.4ghz speed test I'm getting around 78 Mbps download and 59 Mbps upload.On 5ghz speed test I'm getting 101 Mbps download and 88 Mbps upload.On ethernet, I get about 300Mbps. On my gaming laptop I get about the same 300Mbps using wifi.I'm able to connect my Xbox One controller via bluetooth. I tested it with Steam and it works fine. I don't notice any lag.I'm hoping this card will work with Batocera for both wifi and bluetooth.