EDUPLO PCIe WiFi 6E Card AX210 Bluetooth 5.2 AX5400M
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About EDUPLO PCIe WiFi 6E Card AX210 Bluetooth 5.2 AX5400M
Overall Feedback:
87% positive
85% liked its seamless compatibility, but 15% had trouble with driver installation
Installing the card is easy if you know what you are doing. It's advised to install the drivers before adding it to the motherboard for a smooth experience.
This Wifi card works perfectly with the latest version of Ubuntu Linux without any need to install drivers or anything.
I get an error every time my PC wakes from sleep mode with the Intel driver recommended by people in reviews and questions, and I have to remove the device from Device Manager every time.
81% appreciated its rock-solid reliability
After upgrading to this Wifi card, I am getting over double the speed of downloading games from Steam, indicating that the card is durable and has improved the performance of the internal-networking-cards.
83% found it easy to install, while 17% struggled with the process
Installing this network card is easy if I know what I am doing.
This Wifi card works perfectly with the latest version of Ubuntu Linux (21.04 currently). No need to install drivers or anything, just plug it in, boot up, and it works.
Installing was frustrating as I had to find the right drivers online through trial and error.
89% praised for its lightning-fast speeds, while 11% experienced connectivity issues
This Wifi card has doubled the Wifi speed and lowered the lag a bit, making it a very nice product.
After installing the correct driver, I was able to register the full 325GB/s on the 6G network, whereas before the driver install I could only get 118GB/s on the 5G.
I consistently get between 700-850Mbps and 2.5ms ping on this device with my Wifi6 routers. I also get 940Mbps and 1.7ms ping on wired.
I faced an issue with the Intel driver that gave an error every time my PC woke up from sleep mode and I had to remove the device from Device Manager every time.
