Or use the 'other' internet connection, go to their web site, pull down drivers, and install them.Īnyways, after that, go either directly to Device Manager, Networking, and expand it, and then select the NIC that you want to disable, and right-click it and select 'Disable'.

Memory: G.Yeah, unless you're trying to go long distances with a single central router over 2.4Ghz, and even then, speeds are so slow (relative to most customer's internet pipes), that one is better off with Mesh, Moca, or wiring the walls with some Cat6A (or better?).Īs far as installing a PCI-E wifi card, basically, power-down, unplug, insert card, plug in, power-on, if you have an otherwise internet connection, Win10 should pull down some working drivers for the card, if not, hopefully you have a DVD drive and the card came with a driver CD/DVD.CPU: Intel Core i7 7700K (buy from Amazon) / (Read our Review).Motherboard: ASUS Maximus IX Hero (buy from Amazon).Other than that, this is a device to consider. For those wanting to use this on a desktop PC, you may find issues with the width of this device blocking adjacent USB ports, and if that is an issue, you will want to use the included extension. I installed just the driver and let Windows manage the connections and had no issues in use. That's rather impressive.Īs far as software is concerned, the driver package is minimal for this solution at least for Windows 10. I was able to reach 132 Mbps in testing while moving over to 5GHz, the AC68 was able to reach 434 Mbps, second only to its PCIe counterpart.

Performance for 2.4GHz is on par with current market standards.

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