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‎03-11-2022 05:40 AM

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i got this laptop about 2 yrs ago...

HP 17by3065st  Intel i5 8GB Memory 128GB SSD 1TB Hard Drive 

 

wifi 6 card already installed. (802.11ax ) 

 

I want to upgrade it to the WiFi 6e card and from what i can read, it's gotta be an M.2 wifi card because CNVio2 wont be supported.  So that rules out me getting the intel AX411card or the intel AX211 card i think? 

 

will the intel AX210 wifi 6e be okay to install since it's an M.2 card going into an M.2 slot ? i see nothing on intel's site that lists CNVio2 as a specification on this particular wifi card, 

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‎03-11-2022 06:55 AM - edited ‎03-11-2022 06:56 AM

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Hi:

 

According to the parts list for your notebook it comes with an Intel AX201, which is a CRF (CNVio2) card.

 

M.2 is the form factor of the card.

 

So it is possible that the Intel AX211 would work.

 

HP PartSurfer

 

Specs on the AX201...

 

Intel® Wi-Fi 6 AX201

 

We have no info on anyone that tried to upgrade the wifi card in the 17-by3xxx model series, so anything you try would be an experiment.

 

Just make sure you get an AX card that is non-vPro because the vPro cards are only supported in the higher end HP business class notebooks and mobile workstations.

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