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Lowyat.NET forums Did they ask you any questions? Mine already over a month so i think can't exchange anymore. you only exchange the faulty unit or 3 of them?My one is 2 units in one box. They change totally new to me. Hi all, currently doing some research on Archer T4U and Archer T9UH.All USB based WiFi adapter have the same issues which is heat and USB interference. All USB based WiFi adapter have the same issues which is heat and USB interference.Hi may I know whether Archer TX50E can be installed to the PCIE x16 slot as well? All USB based WiFi adapter have the same issues which is heat and USB interference.Hi thank you for the detailed reply. Hi may I know whether Archer TX50E can be installed to the PCIE x16 slot as well?All PCIE X1 or even PCIE X4 can fit into PCIE X16.Hi thank you for the detailed reply.Yup, it will provide a faster speed. All USB based WiFi adapter have the same issues which is heat and USB interference.Do you have any experiences with intel CNVi wifi card(e,g AX201)? Intel claims it's cheaper and performs better than its AX200 Counterpart, due to most of the wifi card logic moved into the motherboard chipsets and only the RF module thing is on the card. a big cons for that it's not compatible with old Intel/AMD laptop/desktop Do you have any experiences with intel CNVi wifi card(e,g AX201)? Intel claims it's cheaper and performs better than its AX200 Counterpart, due to most of the wifi card logic moved into the motherboard chipsets and only the RF module thing is on the card. a big cons for that it's not compatible with old Intel/AMD laptop/desktopThe thing with CNVi based cards is they require compatibility from the CPU and motherboard. Hi ... I'm planning to change my current router to TPLINK AX20 wireless router. it's depend on the wifi coverage and where your device roaming. if you more close to the AX20, than your link speed will be 1200mbps while only 866mbps if you approaching M5 coverage. it's similar to my case where i has 2 X60 and 2 M9+, all direct connected via dedicated 4 lengths of Cat5e /CAT6 cable from the main router. Do you have any experiences with intel CNVi wifi card(e,g AX201)? Intel claims it's cheaper and performs better than its AX200 Counterpart, due to most of the wifi card logic moved into the motherboard chipsets and only the RF module thing is on the card. a big cons for that it's not compatible with old Intel/AMD laptop/desktopIntel AX200 already cheap, no real reason to go cheaper and lose compatibility. queries