Alienware laptops to use Killer Wireless-N 1202 WiFi cards, guarantee a few frags at the coffee shop
Wi-Fi Module Provides a High-performance Gaming and Streaming Media Experience with Simultaneous Bluetooth Connectivity SAN JOSE, Calif. - May 22, 2012 - Qualcomm Atheros Inc., the networking and ...
Bigfoot's Killer Wireless-N series of high-performance Wi-Fi adapters feature the vendor's Killer network interface card (NIC) technology along 802.11n features. Like its desktop counterparts such as ...
We're using iperf3 to gauge throughput and connection quality between client and server. The client is an Intel desktop outfitted with the Killer Wi-Fi 6 AX1650 PCIe Card and located in an adjacent ...
Qualcomm Atheros has announced that Alienware laptops will be equipped with the new Killer Wireless-N 1202. The latest wireless cards created by Qualcomm Atheros were launched without a signed laptop ...
In September of 2019, we were one of the first sites to get our hands-on the Killer AX1650. The AX1650, as most of you know, is powered by the Intel AX200 Wi-Fi chipset with additional low-level ...
On Wednesday, Intel announced its acquisition of Rivet Networks—makers of the Killer AC-brand line of gamer-oriented Wi-Fi gear—for an undisclosed price. Intel Vice President Chris Walker describes ...
Killer Technology launched two new network interface solutions aimed at gaming and enthusiast PCs, these include the Killer Wireless-N 1202, and Killer E2200 gigabit Ethernet, which are successors of ...
Rivet Networks is back at it again with a brand-new Wi-Fi module that will be used in device that support M.2 modules (notebooks, desktop motherboards, SFF PCs). We present to you the Killer AX1650, ...
Rivet Networks now belongs to Intel for an undisclosed amount Rivet Networks now belongs to Intel for an undisclosed amount is an editor covering deals and gaming hardware. He joined in 2018, and ...
I have misfortune to have killer wireless 1535 in my work laptop. That thing is total garbage. Constant drops and speed in kilobytes per second. Intel wireless in my other machine and whatever iPhone ...
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