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06-17-2016 08:01 PM - edited 06-17-2016 08:51 PM
Original reply by Jlong
05-18-2015 02:16 PM
Well, I had this exact question about adding an intel Wireless-AC 7260 to my HP 8470p this past Saturday (5/16/2015) as a matter of fact. I came across this thread and others on the internet and there is conflicting information on if it will work or not, and guess what. I ordered it on amazon for $30 and with Prime it just arrived. I figured for $30 it was worth a try and I could easily return it if it didn't work.
It works. I have windows 8.1 and I didn't even have to install the drivers. It just picked it right up. I don't have an AC router yet but will be picking one up on my way home. I can connect to my 802.11G network at work just fine.
Hope this helps.
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Was wondering the same thing now that the AC has come out.
Did you have a intel C advanced 2x2 N6205 or a Intel C ultimate 3x3 N6300?
I was wondering if the AC card needed the 3 antenna or 2 intel card? Guessing it would be easier to install
if the system came wit a 2x2 card originally or could you just not attach one antenna?
Right now I have a 8460p with a ICA N6205 wifi card
I have the SLOWEST ATT Uverse. The speed tests only get max 1 Mbps download so I guess right now upgrading a wifi card is pointless??? It's mostly under 1 Mbps.
The networking wireless speed on the taskbar alternates between an average of 50 to 100 Mbps.
I might like to leave this for a future project as I am lookinginto getting a 8570w hopefully with a N6300 but maybe the N6205 2x2 may be easier to replace with this intel double AC 7260?
Thanks
03-14-2017 10:09 AM
Not sure if anyone is still following this or wondering, but I too have installed the Intel 7260AC in my EliteBook 8570p.
Windows 10 detected it right away and then downloaded the most recent drivers right after. It works great
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