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Vszerda M.2 to PCI-E x1 Wifi Adapter
Adapts an M.2 Wi-Fi card to a PCI-E x1 slot, supporting AX210, AX200, AC9260, AC8265, AC8260, AC7265, AC7260, AC3165 and AC3160 modules
- Add Wi-Fi to a desktop via PCI-E x1 slot
- Supports Intel AX210, AX200, AC9260 and other NGFF M.2 cards
- Compatible with AC8265, AC8260, AC7265, AC7260 modules
- Works with AC3165, AC3160 cards for wireless upgrade
NGFF M.2 to PCI-E x1 adapter
This adapter lets you install an NGFF M.2 Wi-Fi card into a desktop PCI-E x1 slot. It accepts Intel AX210, AX200, AC9260, AC8265, AC8260, AC7265, AC7260, AC3165 and AC3160 modules. The card provides a simple upgrade path for wireless connectivity on a desktop motherboard.
For builders adding Wi-Fi to a desktop
Suits anyone with a spare PCI-E x1 slot who wants to use one of the listed Intel NGFF modules. Not for laptops or systems without a free x1 slot. Buyers needing a different M.2 key, a USB interface or an integrated antenna solution should look at other products.
Highlights
- Add Wi-Fi to a desktop via PCI-E x1 slot
- Supports Intel AX210, AX200, AC9260 and other NGFF M.2 cards
- Compatible with AC8265, AC8260, AC7265, AC7260 modules
- Works with AC3165, AC3160 cards for wireless upgrade
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which M.2 Wi-Fi card models fit this adapter?
The adapter accepts NGFF M.2 cards such as AX210, AX200, AC9260, AC8265, AC8260, AC7265, AC7260, AC3165 and AC3160.
What does the PCI-E x1 connection mean for my desktop?
It plugs into any free PCI-E x1 slot and carries the Wi-Fi card's signals to the motherboard without needing an M.2 socket on the board.
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