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Netgear A6210 connected to Fujitsu Lifebook USB3.0 port shows Device can perform faster when .....
Hi there, I am seeking advice from knowledgeable persons in the communities to give a solution to my issue: I plug the Netgear A6210 to a USB 3.0 port of my Fujitsu Lifebook. Surprisingly, i...
Thanks you guys for contributing to my posts! I have managed to solve Device can perform faster when connected to USB3.0. It is simple: change the A6210 's properties->advanced->USB Max from Auto to 3.0.
Sharak
What wireless card is in the Fajitsu?
The A6210 is one of the greatest USB devices out there and your internal card might be better (or upgradeable)
Is?
The A6210 is now a decade old. Several wifi generations behind the times.
Just another user with time on their hands.
michaelkenward didn't mean to say greatest. Shooties. Typing to fast and distracted with prepping breakfast for turd monkeys.
The A6210 is pretty basic and used kind of a crappy mediatek chipset
Thanks for your reply. The internal WiFi card in the Fujitsu is Intel(R) Dual Band AC-8210. As I already have it in my device, I bought and installed A6210 to be used with my other laptops with 2.4 Ghz internal WiFi cards, also Fujisu because I thought with the A6210 antenna, it would boost the internet speed at 5.0Ghz in my bed room located two floors from where I placed the internet router. I have just tested the speed from both WiFi adapters (Intel AC-8210 and A6210) at 5.0Ghz. The result: the speed from AC-2810 is a little faster than A6210. Device can perform faster... is still there.
Later, I will remove AC-8210 and see whether Device can perform faster...still remains.
Sharak
intel didn't make a wireless card 8210. Maybe you mean the AC-8260?
If so, the intel card will be faster than the A6210. Distance, interference, and obstruction will all slow down wireless speeds. Especially 2 floors away, you're going to see a significant drop in speeds.
One nice thing is you can probably upgrade to an Intel AX-210 for pretty reasonable. Those cards can be picked up for around $25 and you could potentially upgrade the internal card if you're half handy. You might check the forums for the laptop to see if the BIOS has a lock for wireless cards but if it doesn't, might be a good option.
Thanks for your valuable advice. I wrongly typed the number of the internal WiFi card. It is AC8260. At the moment, I am satisfied with the 5.0Ghz speed of both AC8260 and A6210. What I am doing isL I try to fix Device can perform faster when connected to USB 3.0 of A6210. If I cannot find the fix, I think I should be contented with the status quo!
Sharak
