ASUS yesterday also launched a wireless network card supporting Wi-Fi 6E, model PCE-AXE58BT. This network card uses a PCIe x1 interface, comes with dual antennas, and the surface of the network card is covered with an aluminum heat sink.
The biggest feature of Wi-Fi 6E is that it supports 6GHz frequency and can provide up to 1.2GHz bandwidth. This supports more high-speed device connections than the 5GHz frequency band and is not easy to interfere with.
This ASUS network card gives 5G/6G connection speeds up to 2401Mbps and 574Mbps bandwidth for 2.4GHz. In the high-frequency band, this network card provides 160MHz bandwidth and 1024-QAM support.
This network card also supports the Bluetooth 5.2 protocol, which can support the independent transmission of stereo left and right channels of Bluetooth audio devices.
Additionally, the low-power audio transmission protocol can dynamically adjust the transmit power of Bluetooth signals and support automatic energy saving. At the same time, this function can also reduce the interference of Bluetooth headsets. Currently, ASUS has not announced the release time and price of this network card.
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