Thanks for the quick response. It's going in a Hewlett Packard Slim PC.NETELY 802.11AX Intel WiFi 6E AX210NGW NGFF M2 Interface WiFi Adapter with Bluetooth 5.2, WiFi 6E 5400Mbps Speed, 2.4GHz 574Mbps, 5GHz 2400Mbps, 6GHz 2400Mbps WiFi Network Card (WiFi 6E AX210NGW) https://a.co/d/fy6WZcR
What is it going in (for antenna recommendations)?
Does it already have antenna wires? If so, how many?Thanks for the quick response. It's going in a Hewlett Packard Slim PC.
I think I found the answer:Does it already have antenna wires? If so, how many?
You should be able to route/place the second ones I linked above inside the case.His model is HP Slim Desktop - S01-pF1036
The only spec I can find for its wifi is
https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c06707009
Realtek Wi-Fi 5 (1x1) and Bluetooth® 4.2 combo
Could not find its back panel image
It does have 1 PCIe x16 and 1 PCIe x1 slots
US $9.95 or Best Offer, Free 2-3 day shippingSure, but that is less capable than what was linked earlier. How much is this?
It is strange. He should not need a antenna if he is just replacing a similar card. He could easily get much better m.2 card and then add a second antenna. Since the motherboard has a m.2 wifi slot it will be simpler to use that than messing with a pcie slot in a tiny case.Why do you want adapter that has only one antenna instead of two?
Don't you worry the performance?
PCIe x1 slot has been occupied?
Yes, and the single antenna was internal. Based on my experience with LAN/WiFi cards, I need a an inexpensive but effective backup.so he must be satisfied with the performance
It had one internal antenna. I'm not trying to be funny; are there HP slim desktops with 2?Not sure why they only put 1 antenna in that PC. It likely costs well under $1 for a second antenna.
Why do you care if the post #12 comes with one?By the way, does anyone know what the antenna spec is?
Under a magnifying glass, the connector part looks damaged.Why do you care if the post #12 comes with one?