FENVi AX200 PCIe WiFi 6 Dual Band Network Adapter with BT5.2, 3000Mbps Speed, High-Gain Antennas, MU-MIMO Technology, Compatible with Windows 10/11

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.

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.

I recently purchased a wireless-AX (aka wifi 6) router, so keep in mind when purchasing this, that to take full advantage, you need a wireless-AX router. I purchased a CyberPowerPC for one of my sons recently as a birthday gift and it had an AX200 chip in it and I was super impressed with the wifi signal. So my oldest sons CyberPowerPC is a year old now and the wireless-AC adapter in it is terrible and has never functioned properly. So I figured after seeing wireless-AX in action, and specifically an AX200 chip, I wanted to upgrade with one of those. I found this one, which houses the Intel AX200 chip and decided to give it a shot. It worked GREAT. Even from a different level and with 400Mbps service, he is easily pulling down 230Mbps on wireless, which is fantastic. After a few days of using it, I decided I'd upgrade my wife's PC that I custom built back in 2013. It was using a wireless-AC adapter that was about 2 years old and was only getting about 15Mbps on wireless, which is terrible. So I upgraded it last night, and the same results, about 230Mbps consistently, plus bluetooth!I'm super impressed with this card! For under $40, it doesn't get better than this.

Purchased 2 years ago for a Dell Optiplex where it worked fine. Moved to an HP Tower (i7 9700) and this adapter did NOT work in the HP. Not even detected in an X1 slot. Detected in an x16 slot but didn't work. I had to spend more to buy one that did work in the HP. Being Intel AX200 based it should work everywhere!

Easy to install into a desktop computer and has adequate range to be in another room and still gets a decent signal.

I wish I could give this more stars. I bought this in preparation of moving to an apartment since I don't know what the connectivity will be like. After installing it, I tested my wired connection vs this cards wireless. I was pretty mind blown to find my wired connection was apparently bottlenecked at some point.Wired-- 163.6 mbps download- 24.3 mbps uploadWireless--384 Mbps download-38 Mbps uploadYes, you read that right. My router is about 45ft away three rooms over and I can connect to the 5.0 with a hair shy of full connection. The ping is 1ms. Seriously, I'm overly impressed with this card and will be using it over wired from now on. If you currently have a spotty wireless connection or don't have a spot to plug Ethernet in to, get this card and you will not be dissapointed.I have my GPU plugged into the second PCIE x16 slot since my CPU cooler blocks the top one. Make sure the slot you put this card in doesn't override the x16 bandwidth or it may bump your pcie x16 bandwidth down a bit. Other that that, it's basically plug and play. Mine came with the most current drivers already installed.