I have an TP-LINK Archer T6E and I had a GTX 670.
I just updated my GPU to an RTX 2070 and I had to move my network card from PCIEXT_3 to PCIEXT_1 to fit the GPU.
This caused my network card to fail when trying to connect to ANY network (I can still see the networks).
This is the strange bit: it works fine with the TP-LINK drivers but not the Broadcomm generic drivers. However, the TP-LINK drivers seem to be ruining my internet speed (20% of what it should be).
So, I tried removing my GPU, plugging my network adapter back into the PCIEXT_3 and uninstalling the drivers. I then moved it back to PCIEXT_1 (without the GPU in) and it works fine with the Broadcomm drivers (with full internet speed). I then put my GPU back in and it stopped working again...
I'm at a loss here.
I just updated my GPU to an RTX 2070 and I had to move my network card from PCIEXT_3 to PCIEXT_1 to fit the GPU.
This caused my network card to fail when trying to connect to ANY network (I can still see the networks).
This is the strange bit: it works fine with the TP-LINK drivers but not the Broadcomm generic drivers. However, the TP-LINK drivers seem to be ruining my internet speed (20% of what it should be).
So, I tried removing my GPU, plugging my network adapter back into the PCIEXT_3 and uninstalling the drivers. I then moved it back to PCIEXT_1 (without the GPU in) and it works fine with the Broadcomm drivers (with full internet speed). I then put my GPU back in and it stopped working again...
I'm at a loss here.