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Question: Is this card will work with INTEL AC-7260?
Document: Seems to work okay, adding an antenna with a new wifi card so can't compare directly to old antenna. Beware though as the adhesive tape is conductive and fried my motherboard instantly when it inadvertently came in contact with it. My fault for forgetting to unplug the internally installed battery prior to installing it. I did replace the motherboard and installed this successfully and my Intel AC card functions along with Bluetooth.
They work exactly as described. The hardest part of installation is finding someplace to thread the antenna within the laptop.
Unfortunately, these do not function properly in 5Ghz. No worries if you're using 2.4Ghz band. 802.11n speeds work like a dream.
Don't work at all in the 5GHz range, and are so fragile that one broke in transit (fortunately i only needed one)They get the job done, but in this case you very much get what you pay for.
I'm using these with a Shuttle mini-itx system, mounted to the inside plastic front of the case. At 15 feet away from a 300Mbit access point, I'm only getting 25-30Mbit throughput.Once you stick these fragile foil antenna patches onto something, they cannot be removed or relocated, so be sure they work for you BEFORE applying the adhesive.
Installation can be a pain, but they worked like a charm in my old Toshiba Portege after I installed a wireless-N card.
I used this inside a microtx with intel dh77eb with a mini pci card....I'm getting great reception and think it is a great and affordable solution
I needed this antenna as I upgraded the wireless card in my new Asus laptop to a better wireless card with Bluetooth. So far it's been working great. I would recommend.
Who knew that the mini-PCI wireless card wasn't all you needed to add that capability to a laptop? Everybody else? Anyway, after literally destroying another laptop trying to fix something else, I approached this installation with much trepidation.
I bought these antenna leads to develop a work-around for Apple's glaring wireless antenna design flaw found in early 2008 aluminum MacBook Pro laptops (also found the same issue in the late 2008 unibody MacBook Pros as well). The design problem consists of Apple placing the internal antenna leads inside an aluminum covered screen hinge. The location of the leads isn't the problem, but their location and being covered by aluminum is (the aluminum causes signal attenuation).
Answer: Yes. This will work with pretty much any wireless adapter. The only problem I had was one of the cables wasn't long enough for the run I needed.