is it using Ralink RT3070 chipset?
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According to WikiDevi (https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Edimax_EW-7811Un) this is a Realtek RTL8188CUS chipset
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No, supported sockets on their website: Intel: 1155/1156 1150 1366 775 AMD: FM1 FM2 AM3+ AM3 AM2+ AM2 940 939 754
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Hi Marc, maybe it is just the item model # but it is the same one I have that is the RNX-N300RT and paired it with the Rosewill Wireless Adapter IEEE 802.11b/g/n USB 2.0 2T2R / 2x 5 dBi External Antenna (RNX-N250UBE) and they work great. This allows my wireless to be much faster since the router is about 12 feet away behind a wall. My IT guy recommended it and it is much faster than my Verizon FIOS 50/25.
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Caveat, I am only using WiFi, but according to the Quick Installation Guide, the RJ45 supports Gigabit Ethernet.
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It's only partially supported. The R3 chipset and GPU can utilize up to 90w of power. This unit will work, but you'll find yourself with limited power.
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Dear Friends, am sorry but I cannot provide that information. Nevertheless, the Linksys EA2700 is working very well. Thank you.
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It is. It's in dual channel mode as we speak. Just follow your motherboard manual if it's on a desktop.
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The manual agrees. It's listed there as Fast Ethernet (100Mb/S) for RJ45 wired Ethernet links.
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Im not quite sure. But there is a manual guide either inside the box, or online. Log in Dlink website and you can search for the manual easily
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It is...but when I set my mobo's configuration for 2400 MHz RAM, it failed...It defaulted to 1333 MHz, barely half of what is claimed.
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You can get the appropriate driver for this chip set from RaLink Tech website:www.ralinktech.com. Go to Support, then MacIntosh, and select USB (RT257x/RT2671).
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the chipset (RT2070) this device uses is kind of old now, and it looks like the manufacturers website (www.ralinktech.com) is either down right now or they have folded. you may have better luck with something that uses a newer wifi chipset.
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Yes, it is, using the iwlwifi driver. Although, you may or may not have the problem described here, fixed by the listed patch which may or may not be integrated into the main line kernel by now: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=134871
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It does support WPA-PSK according to the tech details linked from this page?
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I don't know, but it works fine in my 100' signal application. I'm not drawing power over Ethernet.
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Yes that's actually the card I'm using with this board. No issues whatsoever just make sure your power supply can handle it and has available power connectors the card requires.
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Yes, it is, using the iwlwifi driver. Although, you may or may not have the problem described here, fixed by the listed patch which may or may not be integrated into the main line kernel by now:https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=134871