News Intel Launches Its First Wi-Fi 6E-Capable Wireless Card

[Admin]

The Intel AX210 is the vendor's first Wi-Fi 6E-capable M.2 wireless card.

Intel Launches Its First Wi-Fi 6E-Capable Wireless Card : Read more

 

[RealBeast]

This is a plus, since the AX201 required CNVio2.

 

[ProfQuatermass]

Just don't expect to get the same or better range?

 

[spongiemaster]

Is this the version of Wifi6 that doesn't like walls?

 

[Starry Dynamo]

I see no mention of this supporting 6gHz band, which is kinda the big point of wifi 6E.

 

[ThisIsMe]

I see no mention of this supporting 6gHz band, which is kinda the big point of wifi 6E.

“WiFi 6E devices to operate on the 6 GHz band, rather than just the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.”

It’s there, just poorly worded.

 

[Starry Dynamo]

“WiFi 6E devices to operate on the 6 GHz band, rather than just the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.”

It’s there, just poorly worded.

I'm taking about the product page for the adapter, not the article. It only mentions 2.4 and 5.

 

[ThisIsMe]

I'm taking about the product page for the adapter, not the article. It only mentions 2.4 and 5.

On Intel’s ark product page under Ordering and Spec Information it’s listed as:

Intel® Wi-Fi 6E AX210 (Gig+), 2230, 2x2 AX R2 (6GHz)+BT 5.2, vPro®

 

[Starry Dynamo]

On Intel’s ark product page under Ordering and Spec Information it’s listed as:

Intel® Wi-Fi 6E AX210 (Gig+), 2230, 2x2 AX R2 (6GHz)+BT, vPro®

Awesome, thanks! Time to snag 2 of them for my machines.

 

[anonymuos]

The product page also says it supports Bluetooth 5.2! Does this mean it has BLE Audio? That would be great! 😲

 

[Firf]

Just about to receive my new desktop PC which comes with built a built in Killer AX1650 wireless 2x2. I'm using a ROG AC5300GT router and my current PC uses a PCI 88 4 antenna setup with an -40 (often below) signal from a second floor. Should I expect similar or better performance from a built in unit with no antenna due simply to being an AX (even though my router is not)? Trying to determine if should retire my PCI 88 or move it over to the new machine even though the new machine has AX built in. Also, not sure if I'll be giving up ASUS particular acceleration for capabilities such as beam forming, which improve signal and latency but can often be manufacturer specific.

Any thoughts?

Any input is appreciated!