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How fast can Wi-Fi 7 get? (Using a BE200 adapter) (youtu.be)
submitted 8 months ago by SamB@lemmy.world to c/technology@lemmy.world
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If you were planning to get an Intel WiFi 7 PCI adapter, watch this video first. I checked the single-client throughput using both BE200 and a WiFi 6E adapter. And the results were .... underwhelming.

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[โ€“] Darkenfolk@dormi.zone 1 points 8 months ago (1 children)

I skimmed the video (this should've been an article to be honest) and it can be that I missed the part, but is WiFi 7 more stable than earlier versions? Seeing as that was the whole point of WiFi 7 as far as I know.

[โ€“] SamB@lemmy.world 2 points 8 months ago

I agree that it should have been an article, but Google doesn't really care for such websites (I tried, trust me), so I had to make it in video format. And it's not so much the Wi-Fi 7 which is still in development mode, but the only available PCI adapter which works like ass..