Welche mini pcie Wlan Karte für Ideacentre H500s

Da das Board des H500s ja einen mini pcie Steckplatz für Wlan Karten hat würde Ich gern wissen ob alle Karten darauf laufen oder nur bestimmte - und falls nur bestimmte darauf laufen, welche?
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Hallo coxmetal,
in dem Mini-PCIe Slot kannst du im Fachhandel erhätliche b/g/n WLAN-Module verwenden.
Aber du solltest darauf achten, ob in deinem H500s auch eine WLAN-Antenne vorbereitet ist, sonst wird du keinen Empfang haben. Wenn eine Antenne verbaut ist, befinden sich zwei lose Kabel im Gehäuse, die auf der Karte aufgesteckt werden müssen. Infos zu Einbau stehen im Hardware Maintenance Manual auf Seite 40/41.
Gruß
Sebastian
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