Looking for an 802.11AC Wifi adapter for MSI GE60-0NC

I want to buy an 802.11AC Wifi module for my MSI GE60-0NC to replace the 802.11N adapter it ships with. It must be compatible with windows 8.1 (as the one it shipped with has serious issues unless I disable N and run it as a G adapter). Do not want to use an external USB adapter either. Is there a compatibility list somewhere or does anyone know of an adapter which will suit these requirements?

For my GE60-2OC i bought an Intel Centrino Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 + Bluetooth, it works perfectly.
this card need 2 antenas, (there is 2 antenas in the GE60), and just download the drivers and install Intel drivers.
http://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00159971.html

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This one:
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I have an 2tb time capsule 802.11n Wi-Fi base station can I use this as an external hard drive and use a new airport extreme 802.11ac Wi-Fi for my wifi?

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I am looking for wifi adapter for my MacBook Pro(Mavericks 10.9.2)

i am looking for wifi adapter for my MacBook Pro(Mavericks 10.9.2). Somebody help me to find compatible Wifi adapter for my MacBook.
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RRAJJ wrote:
Thanks Bob! i already opened this search page but i didn't found anything compatible to mavericks!!!!
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Add me to the list of people with issues with the Broadcom 802.11ac... I have two identical Alienware 17s, one suffers from constant Wireless Adapter resets. very aggravating anywhere from 3 to 10 minutes I am discoed and then moments later reconnected.
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Where to download driver for the SD BT2 Bluetooth adapter for Win7 x64?

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where can I download drivers for the SD BT2 Bluetooth adapter for Win7 x64?
Thank you.

I agree with bluecat.
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Unlock BIOS for MSI GE60 0NC

Hi Svet!
I want to unlock BIOS of my MSI GE60 0NC . (You have already helped me recently in other threads as well )
- bios is: w8_E16GAIMS.514
- firmware is: w8_16GAEMS1.505
I need the following features:
- set the CPU voltage for the different states
- set the GPU (nVidia) voltage for the different states
- to be able to set the fan level (like you did here : https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=168727.0 ) for the different states
The goal is that I can have a quite laptop (thanks to undervolting and modified fan speeds).
What else can I get? (just send me a PM, if it's better for you)
Thank You!
Kris

Quote from: Svet on 13-June-13, 01:09:31
unclock BIOS: can be done
CPU voltage setting: not possible
GPU voltage setting: bios can't control dedicard vga, also no voltage is possible by bios
FAN control: not possible by BIOS, but via EC. and would be static[not changeble on the fly
Hi Svet!
- gpu thing is not important: I can do it with nvidiainspector (not lower the voltages, of course, but setting a lower power state)
1. - fan control: what're your recommend settings for this? (the goal is a silent laptop, as far as possible) I thought about that the lowest fan speed would be good around 72 Celsius. What do you think?
Right now, with the official bios and with Turbo disabled on the CPU via OS, if I see a movie with MPC-HC + MadVR (highest settings, which uses a lot of dGPU) the CPU temp is around 63 Celsius (of course in this case the fan isn't working on the lowest state)
2. - cpu voltage setting: well, I'm not happy Can you do that I could set the voltages through a program, like ThrottleStop? (Right now it's not working.)
(I'm using CPUGenie for this purpose on my old MSI GX620 )
3. - what other settings will be appear in the unlocked bios?
Thanks!

What dual band wifi adapter for HP ENVY x360 15-u205na

What dual band wifi adapter is compabible with the HP ENVY x360 15-u205na please. It is somewhat disappointing that a current laptop is still only single band 2.4Ghz, if I had known before purchasing the HP it would certainly have changed my purchase decision.

Srikhanda wrote:
I want to use the 5Ghz band on my new laptop factory installed with Ralink RT3290 adapter. Please suggest a dual band compatible wifi card for my hp PAVILION 15-N214TU notebook.
Hi,
This is an Intel based laptop so you can use Intel 6235 or 7260AC I guess. Go for the 6235. It's a decent wireless card..
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Replacement haml mini wifi adapter for HP 2000-2b89WM

Hello, Can someone please point me in the direction of a compatable half mini pci wireless adapter for an HP 2000-2b89WM. It currently has a ralink RT5390 that is no longer recognized. I searched the forum and looked under product information here http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/documentSubCategory?tmp_task=prodinfoCategory&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&...
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802.11ac wifi speeds with the BCM4360 chip and broadcom-wl driver

Hello,
First, some preliminary information:
I'm currently in need of a wireless adapter for my desktop computer. I recently got an Asus RT66U router, so I'm looking for a wireless adapter that supports the 802.11ac standard. The best candidate I've come across is the Asus PCE-AC68, and PCIe based adapter that uses Broadcom's BCM4360 chip, the same wifi chip used in the Late 2013 retina Macbook Pro. It is worth noting that every available 802.11ac compatible PCIe based wireless adapter seemingly uses this chip (I've heard of people having success with 802.11ac speeds using Qualcomm Atheros based wifi adapters and the ath10k driver, but there are no Atheros-based PCIe wireless adapters on the market, as far as I can tell).
The Broadcom BCM4360 chip is not supported by the b43 driver, and I believe it also isn't supported by the brcmsmac driver, since it isn't listed here.
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What I'm interested in learning is how a wireless adapter based on the BCM4360 will perform using the broadcom-wl driver--I don't want to buy a wifi adapter that won't work at its full capacity, after all.
I have found user reports here and here from April 2014 stating that the driver runs BCM4360 based adapters in 802.11a/b/g mode and doesn't allow 802.11n and 802.11ac connections to be made. On the other hand, this user (in a post from June) states that he managed to get ac speeds in Arch simply by changing his router settings. Unfortunately, he doesn't detail what changes he made.
I'm hopeful that the driver was simply updated between April and June and that now BCM4360-based wifi adapters can run at 802.11ac speeds, but as it's closed source, I can't check the commits, and have not been able to find any discussion more recent than what I linked above.
Has anyone had success getting 802.11ac speeds with BCM4360-based wifi adapters and the broadcom-wl driver?
Last edited by aliwho (2014-07-18 22:02:40)

I am currently using the BCM4360 (rev 03) in a MacBook Pro. You are correct in that it does not work with the b43 driver. It mostly works with the proprietary wl driver. I am using the broadcom-wl AUR package. I can confirm that 802.11n works. I am connected right now at 324Mbps (3 .11n spatial streams). I have not tried 802.11ac yet. I will soon, so I will report back.
As for the caveats, it doesn't like 802.1X networks very much. To get it working using wpa_supplicant, I have to reload the wl module. Sometimes when I reload it, it comes back as wlan0 instead of wlp3s0. No idea why. Yet, when I tried it with Network Manager on an Ubuntu live environment, it worked fine. YMMV. It always works fine for me at home on a WPA2-PSK network. If I can pin down something with more consistency, I'll let you know.
For reference:
$ lspci -vnn | grep Network
03:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Broadcom Corporation BCM4360 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter [14e4:43a0] (rev 03)
According to kernel.org, BCM4360 could be either 14e4:4360 or 14e4:43a0
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Will a 802.11ac USB adapter work on IdeaPad U530?

I recently purchased an IdeaPad U530. Around the same time, I purchased a NetGear Nighthawk AC 1900 Dual Ban (R7000) router. All of my other devices connect no problem to the 5ghz wifi network from the router. I realized the 5ghz band didn't show up on my U530, but the 2.4 ghz network appears.
I did some investigation and found my new Lenovo laptop has a 7260 b/g/n card. I thought, "That will be a simple fix, I will just replace it with an AC card." Then I read:
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaPad-Y-U-V-Z-and-P-series/IdeaPad-u530-upgrade-to-802-11ac/td-p/13106...
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That was when I "unhappily" learned about Lenovo's "whitelists" for the first time. I'm shocked that in 2014 I simply can't replace the wifi card in a laptop. Had I learned about this sooner, the Lenovo would have gone back to BestBuy on principle.
I'm a basic user and I don't have the technical skill or time to deal with flashing BIOS, etc. . . so I have three questions.
1. Will the Lenovo U530 allow me to use one of the 802.11ac USB adapters?
2. Any recommendations on which USB adapter to use?
3. Do I have to deactivate the Intel 7260 card before using the USB adapter? If so, how do I do that?
Thanks!
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1. Will the Lenovo U530 allow me to use one of the 802.11ac USB adapters?
IMHO why not? I use a usb dual wifi adapter myself although it's only a,b,g,n. It is more efficient than the built-in card.
2. Any recommendations on which USB adapter to use?
Try going to Netgear's site and look for an AC dual band usb adapter to match your Netgear AC router.
3. Do I have to deactivate the Intel 7260 card before using the USB adapter? If so, how do I do that?
To avoid getting the system confused and make the setup of the usb adapter easier I think you can disable wifi in the bios. You will still have bluetooth functioning.

Best 802.11ac usb adapter?

Looking for some guidance here... I need a USB adapter to "test" and demonstrate the 3700 802.11ac AP's in front of customers and I want something that is going to give me the best throughput possible... but also be reliable.
I know I will need to be in close proximity of the AP and I know that I would get better throughput with an internal wireless adapter but one of the requirements is that i need to demo with a USB adapter.
What have you guys used and what would you recommend I use or stay away from?
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Ended up purchasing a Rosewill AC1200UBE 2.4/5GHz USB3.0 adapter on Amazon ~$40
The adapter specs state "Data Rates of up to 300Mbps" for 2.4GHz and "up to 867Mbps" for 5GHz
Testing between that and another laptop, through a Meraki MR34 showed actual throughput of 400Mbps from 10 feet away and just shy of 300Mbps 2 (drywall) offices away with the door closed. 25-30 feet down the hall in our office building I got about 175-185mbps throughput.
Not too bad, considering it's only rated for a Data Rate of 867Mbps and not the full 1.3Gbps. I'm guessing the adapter only supports 2 spatial streams.
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Attached is a snapshot from DUMeter running on the laptop with the wireless card. DU Meter running on the laptop that the traffic generator was pointing toward also showed the same results.

Macbook Pro 15" (late 2013) - Cant get proper 802.11ac WiFi-speed. Mac or router issue?

Hey
Im from Norway and just bought the 2013 Macbook Pro Retina 15 inch. My router is an Asus RT-AC66U, which should be capable of 1.3 Gbps connection speeds. When i connect my mac to this router on a 5 GHz network with N+AC only mode, i only get a link speed of about 200Mbps, often lower aswell. I was under the impression that you should get the theoretical maximum speed of the 802.11x youre using, as link speed. When i go to "about this mac"-"system report"-WiFi" it clearly says that im connected with 802.11ac. Why do i get such a low transmission rate? Its a problem with bootcamp aswell (Windows 8.1), which leads me to belive that the router mighth be the issue?

It seems that i have found a solution to the problem, but at the same time encountered a new one. The router was the problem. I live in an apartment building with many other students, and there are tons of other WiFi signals from other apartments. The router was in N+AC (there doesnt seem to be an AC only mode as of now?), and the signal strenght was around -40dB (Macbook placed three meters from router with no obstacles in the way). I downloaded a program called inSSIDer for Office and scanned all the network and associated channels and it turned out the router hadn't exactly choosen the optimal channel. When I changed the channel to a less populated one (44), the link-speed suddenly jumped from around 200 to a little over 1000 Mbps. I really didnt know just how sensitive to interferrence WiFi truly is.
The strange thing in windows though is that even though the linkspeed is great (i get much lower link-speeds in Windows, 400-600 (seems to be stuck at 802.11n in windows) compared to 800-1300 in OSX) i max out at 30 Mbps download (speedtest.net), while upload speeds remains unaffected at 94 Mbps (100/100 Mbps subscription). And when I turn on automatic channel selection on the router the link speed goes down to about 200 again (because of the interference issue), but the download speeds go up to 94 Mbps. This is not an issue in OSX, so maybe its an Windows Boradcom driver issue or something?

Airport Extreme 802.11ac wifi stops working - requires reboot

I have an Airport Extreme 802.11ac which has worked fine for me for several months. However, in the last 2 weeks, my wifi disappears from all devices about once every other day. The light is green on the Extreme, but no devices see the wifi. After a power cycle, the wifi comes back up and works fine, for a while (24-48 hours)
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The light is green on the Extreme, but no devices see the wifi.
Can you test something by ethernet?? Is it totally wireless or has internet dropped out as well?
This is important.
What modem router is it plugged into.. as some are very flakey with the AC model airports?
Have you tried a full factory reset... and clean new setup?
This is required now and then. Especially if anything Yosemite is in the network.. please do the following even if you don't use Yosemite it can help.
Factory reset universal
Power off the AE.. ie pull the power cord or power off at the wall.. wait 10sec.. hold in the reset button.. be gentle.. power on again still holding in reset.. and keep holding it in for another 10sec. You may need some help as it is hard to both hold in reset and apply power. It will show success by rapidly blinking the front led. Release the reset.. and wait a couple of min for the AE to reset and come back with factory settings. If the front LED doesn’t blink rapidly you missed it and simply try again. The reset is fairly fragile in these.. press it so you feel it just click and no more.. I have seen people bend the lever or even break it. I use a toothpick as tool.
Then redo the setup from the computer or iOS running the latest utility.
1. Use very short names.. NOT APPLE RECOMMENDED names. No spaces and pure alphanumerics.
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Even better since the issue is more wireless use AE24ghz and AE5ghz with fixed channels as this also seems to help stop the nonsense.
2. Use all passwords that also comply but can be a bit longer. ie 8-20 characters mixed case and numbers.. no non-alphanumerics.
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4. Check your share name on the computer is not changing.. make sure it also complies with the above.. short no spaces and pure alphanumeric..
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Using 802.11ac USB adapter on Mid 2010 Mac Mini Server

I recently read an article about the 802.11ac connection and it mentioned if you use a USB adapter on a USB 2.0 connection you will lose much of the intended speed. Does anyone know if there is a way around this, like a FireWire USB adapter or is it possible to install a USB 3.0 port on my Mac Mini?
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