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You can upgrade your workstation to an Intel network adapter that uses 802.11ac.
One that would work is the Intel Networkcontroller AC3160.
The downside of that adapter is that you would lose the WI-DI feature. No more streaming to a Smart HDTV. Personally,I would not want to lose that feature. 802.11ac is not as wonderful as you think it is. It has limitations. 802.11ac does not punch through walls as easily as 802.11g and 802.11n do.
Since your workstation is a 2012 model, it has no whitelist present in the BIOS to prevent upgrades.
A candidate wifi adapter that will be compatible compatible with your workstation has to have a mini PCIe interface.
There are no M.2 wifi adapters that are compatible with your workstation, since there is no M.2 slot on your workstation's systemboard.
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You can upgrade your workstation to an Intel network adapter that uses 802.11ac.
One that would work is the Intel Networkcontroller AC3160.
The downside of that adapter is that you would lose the WI-DI feature. No more streaming to a Smart HDTV. Personally,I would not want to lose that feature. 802.11ac is not as wonderful as you think it is. It has limitations. 802.11ac does not punch through walls as easily as 802.11g and 802.11n do.
Since your workstation is a 2012 model, it has no whitelist present in the BIOS to prevent upgrades.
A candidate wifi adapter that will be compatible compatible with your workstation has to have a mini PCIe interface.
There are no M.2 wifi adapters that are compatible with your workstation, since there is no M.2 slot on your workstation's systemboard.
I am a volunteer forum member. If my suggestion helped you solve your issue, help others by marking that post as the accepted solution. Say thanks by clicking on the Yes button next to the "was this reply helpful?"
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