I don't mind disassembly though as I have almost fully disassembled a laptop before (albeit an old Windows XP laptop). Whilst I do want to try and get something better installed, if it is going to be too much hassle then I'll probably just stick with the USB 5GHz dongle. Needless to say, I get full ISP speed from it (100Mbps). Most modern Wireless N devices can handle much more than 72Mbps, in fact my desktop PC (which I don't use much) has a wireless N PCI card which does both 2.4GHz and 5GHz and tops out at 300Mbps (apparently). The wireless 5GHz USB dongle currently in use comfortably outperforms the built in Realtek 802.11n WLAN card, which apparently has a theoretical max.

My internet connection is actually 100Mbps, which I do receive (on other machines) and is more than the theoretical maximum of the useless 802.11n job that was shoved into the laptop.

That also reminds me I haven't logged onto Tenforums for a while so need to update my specs. The speed that I receive is nowhere near the 75Mbps that I have stated - mostly it is about 30Mbps. Existe algum outro driver que eu possa instalar J tentei alguns, mas nada funciona. You may need to disassemble almost all the laptop.Īs your laptop has only one antenna, it is a secondary laptop and you have a 5GHz USB my advice is to keep as it is.Where I am using this computer, the wireless 2.4GHz network is just woeful to say the least. MediaTek/Ralink USB Wireless Lan Driver, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 32-bit (x86), 64-bit (圆4), 5.0.59.0 5.0.57.0. Installing a second antenna isn't a easy task. Why do you want a AC WIFI adapter if your internet speed is 75Mbps? Even a lite N will do the job.

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