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‎03-18-2023 03:44 PM

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Product: HP 15.6 inch Laptop PC 15-e2000 (2K3D8AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello, I want to upgrade my laptop's Wi-Fi card from RTL8822CE to Intel AX200, which is the only Intel card present in the service manual. Is that safe? I heard CNVIo models are incompatible, but there's no AX200 version at all that has CNVIo support. What about Intel vPro? Does that affect anything? Thanks!

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‎03-18-2023 05:52 PM

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Hi:

 

The Intel AX200 is not a CNVI card.

 

The link has the list of Intel CNVI Wi-Fi cards, none of which would work in your notebook.

 

What Are the Intel® Integrated Connectivity (CNVi) and Companion...

 

You should be fine replacing the problematic RTL8822CE to Intel AX200, as long as you get this model.

 

Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 ax 2×2 + Bluetooth 5.0 MU-MIMO M.2 2230 non-vPro    HP part # L35282-005

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‎03-18-2023 05:52 PM

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Hi:

 

The Intel AX200 is not a CNVI card.

 

The link has the list of Intel CNVI Wi-Fi cards, none of which would work in your notebook.

 

What Are the Intel® Integrated Connectivity (CNVi) and Companion...

 

You should be fine replacing the problematic RTL8822CE to Intel AX200, as long as you get this model.

 

Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 ax 2×2 + Bluetooth 5.0 MU-MIMO M.2 2230 non-vPro    HP part # L35282-005

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‎03-19-2023 05:59 AM - edited ‎03-19-2023 06:06 AM

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What about a normal non-HP AX200 non-vPro? I don't have the means to get an HP one at the moment.

 

This is the link: https://www.emag.ro/placa-de-retea-intel-dual-band-wireless-ax200ngw-wlan-wi-fi-6-ax200-2230-2x2-ax-...

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‎03-19-2023 06:42 AM

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The card you posted on that link has the same SPS # on the label (L35282-005) as the HP part number I posted, so it should work fine.

 

That SPS# denotes the card is non-vPro.

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‎03-19-2023 06:45 AM

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Thanks! There's no hope for an AX210 because of the whitelist, right? Also, what about a RAM upgrade? Is a RAM module with 3200MHz 22CL as the original one enough?

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‎03-19-2023 06:49 AM - edited ‎03-19-2023 06:52 AM

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You're very welcome.

 

There has been no one on this forum (at least 6 folks) that have gotten an Intel AX210 non-vPro card to work in any HP notebook with an AMD processor.

 

The card you are about to purchase is the same card that HP installed at the factory in my HP 15-ee0047nr notebook which has a Ryzen 5 4500U processor, so that card should work in your notebook too.

 

Your notebook supports 2 x 16 GB of DDR4-3200 memory.

 

Even the older models with the Ryzen 3xxx processors supported 32 GB of memory as indicated in chapter 1 of the older service manual for the model series:

 

Maintenance and Service Guide HP Pavilion Gaming 15 Laptop PC

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