While these antennae are already powerful as they are, the ability to place them wherever you like on your rig allows you to find that signal sweet spot and further improve that wireless range aspect. Looking at the wireless range, we can see that TP-Link has implemented two antennae on a platform that can be attached anywhere on your setup through a magnetized base. Moreover, with this card being built for WiFi 6, it results in ultra-low latency and uninterrupted connectivity with OFDMA and MU-MIMO technology, making it perfect for not only the average user streaming video but also gamers keen to get the best connection possible. To get these speeds means this WiFi card is dual-band, allowing you to connect to both 2.4Ghz and the faster 5Ghz networks.

It utilizes the latest WiFi 6 technology allowing for speeds of up to 2.4Gbps, therefore making it fantastic for today but also way into the future. Let us know how the adapter behaves after testing.The first of two TP-Link WiFi cards on this best WiFI card for PC list is the AX3000. We hope this information clears out any doubts. Regarding the driver version, it's correct, what happens is that the Intel® PROSet/Wireless Software loads the proper driver for your wireless adapter so driver version usually differs from the software package version as this is a package for all our current wireless adapter models.

Here are some additional recommendations we can provide you:Ī) Try connecting the adapter to another PCIe slot in your motherboard and test again how it behaves within the Operating system.ī) If this doesn't work, try testing if possible, the adapter in another desktop board.Ĭ) In case the issue persists, we would recommend to check support with Gigabyte* support as in order to discard defective hardware. Now since you've already tried performing the clean installation of drivers, it may seem like it could be a hardware issue so we might need to consider checking with Gigabyte* support as well in order to discard defective hardware. Thanks for the update, it's unfortunate the adapter keeps disappearing in the Device manager, based on the log provided, it seems there are several reports from the system reporting an issue with the driver from the adapter.

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