I have an Intel network card ax210 installed in the m.2 slot and it works, the only problem was that cables for antenas were too short and the only solution that I thought was to buy a PCIe adaptor and use the card in the PCIe slot. NVME PCI-E X4 Card to go into 25w black X4 slot.ĭEVICE MANAGER have a Dell Optiplex 7070 SFF running Fedora. M2 2280 M key PCI-E to M2 2230 A E keyed slot adapter with USB cable for the Bluetooth section of the card that needs a flexbay port or External to internal USB cable. I'm not talking theoretical I use this device with Ubuntu and Windows 10. The hardware IDs on the fake X1 cards are Fraudulent as well. The first Adapter converts M2 2280 M keyed PCI-E to M2 2230 A E keyed M2 and comes with a USB cable for the Bluetooth Section as this is not available from ANY PCI-E slot. I then found out that it needs 2 Adapters to go into the Black X4 slot on a dell. This is not FAKE knockoff that says AX200 on IT
Got all the parts from amazon late May 2021 and they work as expected. You can buy parts that allow a proper connection for the wifi and USB bluetooth. If you dont have flexbay point/gripe was that virtually all the combo wifi card + pcie adapters currently on the market unfortunately utilize pcie x1 based add in cards." The Bluetooth USB must go to a flexbay or similar port on the motherboard or be fed to the outside and plugged in that way. Then put the adapter into the PCI-E keyed slot on this. Then put AX210 M.2 A/E WiFi Card in M.2 Key M Adapter Its NOT Mini PCI-E and its not standard M2 B & M Key its M2 A & E keyed. Desktop kits include antenna wires and antennas. Has to do with the pinout for A E keyed M2 slot which is not the same as M2 storage slot for sata or PCI-E and the 10W power limitation of an X1 you must use x4 or greater due to the 10w power limit for X1ĪX200 and AX210 cards have separate USB cable for the bluetooth side.
its not a single ronco set and has absolutely nothing to do with bandwith. M this should probably be a faq or sticky for people wanting to upgrade older systems to wifi6.
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