- Dec 5, 2007
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Hello after many a year serving the country. My question pertains to a new lappy I got and the new
WiFi 7 BE200 Intel M.2 WiFi module. I acquired a handful from work and would like to use one with this new Asus ROG Zephyrus M16 GU604VI laptop I use at home and elsewhere. It came with the usual Intel branded AX210 module and just have not had time to try it. I thought I would ask around a bit to see if anyone is using one in an Asus laptop with the Intel i9-13900H/BGA CPU. They are physically the same with respect to the form factor. The antennas can be easily swapped or uh modified to allow for higher frequencies as well.
This isn't a real big deal as far as needing it of course. I upgraded the memory to 32GB and installed a 2nd PCI-E x4 M.2 SSD so this is next. No worries with drivers as the Linux kernel 6.5.x or > fully supports it.
Tnx much for any comments.
Tim Dickerson
ARS N9NU
WiFi 7 BE200 Intel M.2 WiFi module. I acquired a handful from work and would like to use one with this new Asus ROG Zephyrus M16 GU604VI laptop I use at home and elsewhere. It came with the usual Intel branded AX210 module and just have not had time to try it. I thought I would ask around a bit to see if anyone is using one in an Asus laptop with the Intel i9-13900H/BGA CPU. They are physically the same with respect to the form factor. The antennas can be easily swapped or uh modified to allow for higher frequencies as well.
This isn't a real big deal as far as needing it of course. I upgraded the memory to 32GB and installed a 2nd PCI-E x4 M.2 SSD so this is next. No worries with drivers as the Linux kernel 6.5.x or > fully supports it.
Tnx much for any comments.
Tim Dickerson
ARS N9NU
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