Upgrading An Old PC's Wireless With The TP Link Archer TXE75E (6Ghz Band Setup And Speed Tests)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Upgrading an Old PC's Wireless with TP Link Archer TXE75E (6Ghz Band Setup and Speed Tests)
In this video i'm going to be upgrading the wireless in a nine year old computer to demonstrate real world (Not simulated) speeds via Open Speed Test. I'll also talk about setting up the 6ghz band and the speed bumps I discovered from not reading the manual. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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Please note that while the packaging shows Bluetooth 5.2 support, you can update the firmware from the TP-Link website to support Bluetooth 5.3. This was a real world, internal Loal Area Network test and was not simulated. If you have poor internet service this wireless adapter will not improve performance.
i went from having 300mbps to 160mbps. updating drivers didnt help. turns out the wifi card on my motherboard went bad, so i installed this wifi card and was back at 300mbps, good to go 👍🏽
I have the V-2.6 of this and cannot for the life of me get the bluetooth to work the wifi is amazingly fast going from onboard X570 gigabyte
Bro good day, may i ask , so this device gives also bluetooth for your pc? My pc doesn't have wifi and also bluetooth.... so if i buy this it will give me both ?
Also my pc is old and doesn't have pcie4 mine is pcie 3 i guess.... is there a problem with that?
Yes!
how long was the antenna cable
Hi, so i need some assistance.
My GPU covers my 2nd PCIeX1 slot but doesn't cover my first PCIeX1 slot. The first slot is above the GPU (Horizontal lay) and below the CPU fan. I did not realize this and inputed the adapter into the X4 slot (closest to the F_USB slot).
I would like to only utilize the X1 slot but am worried that because i know the bluetooth cable won't reach the F_USB slot. Is there a way to icnrease the length of that cable via extension or is there such a thing as a larger cable? and if so, is it "Okay" if that cable is touching the GPU's cables or GPu itself since it will have to go around the GPU (i can't go through it obviously).
Please help!
Yes, is okay if it touches the gpu or the cable and it won’t disrupt anything but make sure the cable doesn’t hit any fans.
You can use extension online that are specific for your problems
how do i download the software?
Thank you. Can you explain to me where and why I need to connect the small black cable to the connector of the network card.
This is a great review, thanks for sharing! The TP-Link Archer TXE75E seems like a solid choice for upgrading older PCs. I'm impressed by the speed improvements you demonstrated, especially when compared to the old onboard wireless card. It's good to know that it can breathe new life into aging systems. I'd be interested to know more about your experiences with the 6GHz band and any other noteworthy features you discovered. Keep up the good work! 👍
Thank you. As far as the 6ghz Wifi 6 it took a bit research and I found out that there are some system requirements the need to be met in order to successfully see the wifi 6 ssid broadcasted. They are actually listed in the manual in fine print. I'm thinking about doing a follow up video on this.
I never really knew a difference between network speeds until I found out my win7 pc wouldn’t connect to 5.0GHz. I thought Wi-Fi was wireless. My pc was fast on Ethernet for the past few years. But after I moved my pc to Wi-Fi only I ran into many speed problems. Have a 50ft Ethernet cable from my modem to pc. So I might buy this after watching the results. I know I can’t get 6GHz without win11.
In getting tplink WiFi 6 mesh as my modem and setup so should work great with this pc
demm speed.. how about if comparing with the old archer tx3000e
What about 5400 Mbit/s they advertise or even 2400 Mbit/s ? 1 Gbps/s is not much for wifi 6?
Does it work out of box on Linux?
looks like my old wifi card, these things work surprisingly well. even if the router is a floor below you.
No doubt
Can
Swaggersouls?
mine is not working and the softwre instalision guide is terrible i cant find the right software pogram
great testing, bravo.
Thankyou
Why did the ping go up?
how do i access settings page like a normal router? i cant see where i can change things like the password. I want to connect my virtual reality headset to this and I cant see how I do it?
The The TP Link Archer TXE75E is a Wifi to PCI slot adapter, allowing you to connect to an existing Wifi network, established by your router/modem, normally provided by your internet service provider.