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DELL

DELL Qcnfa364A Killer 1535 802.11ac wireless expansion card

SKU CH-K48Z-J983Q MPN Qcnfa364A

Adds 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth via Mini PCI Express slot

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  • Killer 1535 chipset delivers 802.11ac wireless performance
  • NGFF form factor fits compatible Mini PCI Express slots
  • Dell OEM VM1D6 design ensures system integration
  • New condition provides reliable out-of-box operation

Dell Killer 1535 wireless card

The Dell Qcnfa364A Killer 1535 is an 802.11ac wireless expansion card designed for compatible Dell laptops. It installs into a Mini PCI Express slot and adds Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. This new OEM part suits owners restoring or upgrading a supported notebook.

Practical limits of the Mini PCI Express interface

The card requires a free Mini PCI Express slot and matching antenna leads inside the chassis. Systems without that slot or without wired antennas cannot use the module. Laptops limited to older Wi-Fi standards will not gain 802.11ac speeds from this card alone. Buyers needing a different form factor such as M.2 must choose another product.

Highlights

  • Killer 1535 chipset delivers 802.11ac wireless performance
  • NGFF form factor fits compatible Mini PCI Express slots
  • Dell OEM VM1D6 design ensures system integration
  • New condition provides reliable out-of-box operation

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Which Killer 1535 version should I choose for my Dell laptop?

The Qcnfa364A is the specific Dell OEM model VM1D6 with Atheros chipset, designed for Mini PCI Express slots in compatible Dell systems.

What does the 802.11ac rating deliver in actual use?

The 802.11ac wireless standard provides faster throughput and better range than older standards when paired with a compatible router, improving streaming and gaming performance.

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