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This beast is new, and I haven't tried it out yet, if any of you get one, please let us know how it works :)
The RT-AC66U and RT-AC68U have worked great for me. If you can't get the new Intel 7260ac to work with your old router, kick in a few bucks and get an awesome new router. I drop mine down to as close to 0 as possible - and I still get a great connection. Oh yeah, be kind to your neighbors and tune your Wifi signal power to as low as needed.
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Check directly on the router support site, don't rely on the router built-in update check.
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The driver and router firmware updates are the most important first things to check. They aren't Intel's fault, Intel is only following the 802.11n specification requirements. Those are the two most likely miss-configured router options when moving to 802.11n The #1 thing to check is the correct encryption, WPA-2 / AES must be set to enable faster than G speeds.įast Wi-Fi's little secret - you have to turn on WPA2 encryption - Blogs - () Wi-Fi: Unable to connect to an 802.11n Wi-Fi network - Apple Support () You need WMM enabled in your router to get the best throughput with Apple products: Wireless Network Speed Tweaks - as good an explanation as any :) The 802.11n spec requires WMM (802.11e) for N speed support. You don't need that to enable with other cards.īigspin, actually WMM is like the #2 thing to check when trying to fix throughput issues. It turns out that this setting isn't Intel's fault, all properly implemented 802.11n devices require WMM and WPA-2 / AES to enable N speeds, greater than G. all my other laptop WLAN cards are 100% fine without this setting enabled. PS: Please note that this an issue specific to this Intel chipset. However, this is already a BIG improvement! :D However, what I have not tested yet is if I will get through Wireless AC throughput between my router and my laptop, or if the Intel settings page now states that I am connecting at AC speeds.
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I now get the full internet connection speed that my Wireless N-equipped laptop gets!
So, how are you guys doing with your Intel 7260AC cards? Did you have issues? Any tips solutions you used to solve them? :Dīefore I left home for work I Googled someone with a similar issue and managed to fix my initial throughput problems.īasically on your router you need to "Enable WMM (Wi-Fi multimedia) settings" in the QoS section on your router settings (mine is Netgear 6300, maybe yours is in a different place).
MOST STABLE INTEL WIRELESS AC 7260 DRIVER DRIVERS
I heard another guy on another forum telling me to try "multiple versions of drivers until you find one that works better", but for me that 's too random. I have tried multiple channels and settings on my router, and tonight will further experiment with the driver-level power saving features etc to see if something is wrong with the software settings on the ASUS itself.
My laptop is placed around 4m from my router in the same room, with little to no interference from anything else, so conditions are ideal. My crappy Aetheros adapter in my old Acer PC gets 100Mbps sustained download speeds on 5ghz Wireless N, so it is clear that this wireless card is dramatically and horrendously underperforming. I did tests today and am consistently getting download speeds of 30Mbps (out of a possible 125Mbps sustained speed, which I get when wired). So, we all know that this wireless adapter has real potential problems, the internet is full of horror stories from people about this card.
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