The Intel® Wireless-AC Difference Explained | Intel
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- Efficiently moving lots of data is what an excellent Wi-Fi experience is all about. And Intel® Wireless-AC 2X2 does it best.
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The Intel® Wireless-AC Difference Explained | Intel
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1:42 when that other truck comes and animators be like:
that house hasn't another place for packets for that? Nvm let's just cut there
This thing make me laugh
I don't know why
I already have an Intel dual-band ac card 8260 and I am very happy with it!!
I love the animation 😍🤗🤗
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5GHz only best gaming full speed
love you intel
I found no difference between my 1x1 card and my 2x2 card
inb4 3x3 is a thing
but how can i know which band do i have
Hi! You can check the supported frequencies and bands on your wireless card very easily through a couple of steps. To check the supported wireless bands on your wireless card, open a command prompt window. To do this, click on start and search for "Command Prompt". Click on it to open. After it opens, type: "netsh wlan show drivers" without quotes and press enter. The supported bands will be shown under "Radio types supported". To check the supported frequencies, open Device Manager and navigate to the Network adapters section and double-click on it to expand the Network adapters group. Right click on your wireless card and select properties. Click on "Advanced" tab and check if you have the "Preferred band" under Properties. If you have an entry, then your card supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. If you don't have that option, then your card is limited to 2.4GHz frequency. Hope this helps! If you have any additional questions, then send us a PM at Intel --Facebook or a DM @intel -- Twitter. We would love to answer your queries.
thanks to ryzen i5 are effectively dead.
get moving intel.
Cool Story.
Did you have coffee today ?
i got ryzen
Me to its way beter
Did you just say that in front of Intel?
aewcte987126v yup this comment is gonna get deleted by intel soon
I got ryzen 3 1200 about a year and a half ago, definitely best option for 100$ price range
-cheaper (compared to intel) mobos
-8th gen didn't exist back then
-more cores
*-OVERCLOCK*
@@halalaluyafail3129 3 years