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- Dell XPS 15 7590
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ooh right, that's a different model. how did you make it fit?for which card? i am using BCM94360CS2 and it requires no kexts.
ooh right, that's a different model. how did you make it fit?for which card? i am using BCM94360CS2 and it requires no kexts.
i followed this guide : https://github.com/notthebee/t440p-airportooh right, that's a different model. how did you make it fit?
How did you get that to work?My DW1560 on Big Sur:
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How did you get that to work?
I got an original DW1560 (from dell).
If I connect to my personal wifi. It’s showing 300 mbps. NSS 2
Is this a issue of my router or the card?
On my routers website it says my router can do 300+1300 mbit/s.
300mbps NSS:2 would be a 40MHz 802.11 N Channel at max speed MCS7 or a 40MHz 802.11AC channel at MSC7 (MSC9 is possible on AC whereas MCS7 is max on N)How did you get that to work?
I got an original DW1560 (from dell).
If I connect to my personal wifi. It’s showing 300 mbps. NSS 2
Is this a issue of my router or the card?
On my routers website it says my router can do 300+1300 mbit/s.
I was on AC with 5GHz.300mbps NSS:2 would be a 40MHz 802.11 N Channel at max speed MCS7 or a 40MHz 802.11AC channel at MSC7 (MSC9 is possible on AC whereas MCS7 is max on N)
this could be occuring on 2.4GHz or 5GHz, if your on 2.4GHz i would drop the channel width to 20MHz which will drop your max rate to 150mbps but realistically your connection should be more stable (2.4GHz never worked good at 40MHz, even when you have no neighboors.
if your on 5GHz you need to make sure your on AC mode in 5GHz settings and have channel width at 80MHz