AX200 WiFi 6 PCIe Card BT5.2 Dual Band AX3000 802.11ax Desktop Wireless Network Adapter Support Windows 11/10 for Wifi 6 Router

Both the wifi and Bluetooth are working great, the mini CD that came with the card had the correct drivers for Windows 11 and installed with no issues at all. Network and internet speeds are fast as expected, and the Bluetooth connection is working great for wireless game controllers, no lag at all.

Update after two months - still running strong with no degradation in the speed. I'm really impressed by this thing for the price.So far so good! My setup is as follows: I have this thing installed in a Sabertooth Z77 build that I did about 8 years ago. Installation was a breeze. Plugged the card in the mobo, turned on the PC, and everything just worked. Love it. Speed is very good. I have xfinity gigabit connection with Plume mesh setup up in my house. The modem is in the same room as the PC with this card installed. With ethernet, I get a solid 800mbps. With this, I get a solid 700mbps after a few days of use and testing. I could not ask for much more than this from a wifi card worth 30-something dollars.I will update this review at some point if my opinion of this product changes. For now, I would highly recommend this to anyone looking to install/upgrade their wifi card.

Works perfectly with my old i7-7700K CPU and Z170x motherboard. Win11 installed a working set of drivers and I downloaded updated drivers from Intel’s support site. Fedora Linux 41 also auto installs a working set of drivers.

Install was easy, but after that everything is just downhill - hard time connecting to my router and when it finally decides it wants to connect the connection only lasts 5 minute and you will either get a configured wrong ip message or the best one, unidentified network, even after you set the proper settings for your network.I am not sure if this is some cruel joke or just an extremely crappy product, it literately f@%ks with you. Will connect, will not connect, it can't make up it's own mind what it wants to do. Just sent it back to Amazon to get a refund.

Edit: Started working again after several reboots and is back to working smoothly! Keeping the 4 stars though because it did still go out of commission randomly for several days.Worked excellently for 13 months but just died when the power flicked out and then back on. Nothing else was affected, which is confusing, and my PC is plugged into a good surge protector. Despite the fault, I suspect this is an unfortunate anomaly (as there have been a handful of power flickers throughout the year) and I still feel like this product is worth it.5 stars if it hadn't just died.

I've had this network adapter for a couple of days now and I couldn't be happier with its performance.The package came with the 3" driver disc and I installed the driver prior to installation. I highly recommend doing this step before you physically install the card. Once installed and you power on your PC it will load the driver automatically with no interaction on your part.Installation of the card was a little tricky for me because of the case configuration, but I eventually got everything hooked up; including the BT connection.I recently upgraded my internet from 300 Gbps to 1,200 Gbps and upgraded my router to the Netgear RAX120. For those that will ask, I am using the Netgear CM1200 modem. Anyone who has done these sort of upgrades are more than familiar with Ookla speed tests; I've probably done well over 100 since my internet upgrade. Prior to installing this card (previous card was capable up to a/c) I tested between 200 and 300 Mbps, which is not bad, but when you pay for 1,200 Mbps you expect numbers closer to that max. After installation, I was testing consistently between 700 and 800 Mbps. These numbers are more than acceptable considering I am upstairs and my router is downstairs (I'm practically directly above it).I cannot speak to its longevity since I have only had it a couple of days, but so far I am very pleased with this purchase. If that should change, I will update my review.