Can I upgrade the Wireless card to Intel 7265 Wifi Card? If so how would I go about doing that? I know how to swap the physical part, but then what d
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HP ATHEROS AR5BHB92-H AR9280 Mini Wireless N Mini Pci-Express Card I have bought this mini wifi 5gh and it worked good I do not know about intel wifi cards It may not work .. Sorry
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Are you referring to after you've connected to the card? If so, go into your wifi settings choose the WiFi connection you want and reconnect.I wasn't aware of the firm ware update mentioned and will look to upgrade mine.
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your English is broken but I think I get what u are asking u can buy and add a wifi card to this box also u can use your current wifi router and network set up after installing your wifi card hope this helps
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You do NOT need a wireless networking card for this product, i highly suggest though for this mother board when connecting to wi-fi to use a ethernet cable an not a wireless connector.
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I replaced the stock Intel PCIe card with the Bigfoot card, the trick is that as delivered, the Inspiron has a WiMAX card installed as well, so you have to remove the keyboard and replace the Intel PCIe card, after that, and after installing the drivers, it works great. Since I had never used the WiMAX card, and it looks like a network card, it surprised me to find that the active network card was still Intel... Removing the card, and still finding an active Intel card clued me in that I was replacing the wrong one... I've tried many different cards in my laptops, this one has proven to be the most reliable. I replaced the stock Intel PCIe card with the Bigfoot card, the trick is that as delivered, the Inspiron has a WiMAX card installed as well, so you have to remove the keyboard and replace the Intel PCIe card, after that, and after installing the drivers, it works great. Since I had never used the WiMAX card, and it looks like a network card, it surprised me to find that the active network card was still Intel... Removing the card, and still finding an active Intel card clued me in that I was replacing the wrong one... I've tried many different cards in my laptops, this one has proven to be... » Read More I replaced the stock Intel PCIe card with the Bigfoot card, the trick is that as delivered, the Inspiron has a WiMAX card installed as well, so you have to remove the keyboard and replace the Intel PCIe card, after that, and after installing the drivers, it works great. Since I had never used the WiMAX card, and it looks like a network card, it surprised me to find that the active network card was still Intel... Removing the card, and still finding an active Intel card clued me in that I was replacing the wrong one... I've tried many different cards in my laptops, this one has proven to be the most reliable. « Show Less
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This model comes with the wifi card build into the actual motherboard. You could always buy a separate wifi card if you went with a different model though. If you are looking to get this specific wifi card as a separate item, I don't think you can. At least not specifically.
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Sorry for the late reply. To answer your question, I'm not sure. But I have no issues with the wireless card so far.
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Hi Mitchell, the PC does not come with a wifi card, however, there is an available PCI slot on the motherboard (below the Video Card, after the PCI-Express X1 slot). The PCI-Express (X1) is the slot covered by the 2 slot graphics card, not the PCI. Hope that helps :)
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No, this wireless card issue has not been addressed in the version of the computer that I have. I have my computer one floor and several walls from the router and the internal wireless just doesn't have enough power to supply what I need. I have instead put a USB wireless N adapter on. That has served me well so far and the USB adapter isn't expensive. I will say that other than the wireless thing, I am very satisfied with this computer. It has a lot of power for the money.
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ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-half-WiFi-Link-Ultimate-N-6300-pci-card-633ANHMW-/250729311691 showed your system as compatible, I looked at Intel but didn't have much luck... FYI, the card has three antenna leads, the card I replaced only used two of my laptops three, and I wasn't successful getting the third lead attached -- will eventually attempt. Running with two leads didn't improve the performance (download/upload speed I'm paying for) so as my router is three feet away, using Ethernet.
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It has built in wireless, must be on the motherboard as I didn't see a separate card for it.
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It is not according to crucials website. The msata/PCI express slot is prepopulated with the WiFi card.
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The Gigabyte GA-H87N-WIFI has one PCI-e v3.0 card slot. I had a graphics card in there which worked OK, but it was slower than the HD4600 on-chip Intel Graphics, so i removed it. Not familiar with the PCI card you referenced.
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Thanks for the heads up Paul. And we look forward to your comments about it. This is the one I've been waiting for and am particularly interested in the wifi card's connectivity prowess.
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RAM - yes CPU/GPU - no i7 - no 8g ram - yes wireless card? it already has one...
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It doesn't come with wifi capability out of the box - you will probably need a USB WIFI dongle or a PCI wifi card (there is at least 1 free slot).
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I would recommed you to update driver for Wi-Fi adapter because with old driver it works unstably.