TP-Link Archer TX55E Wi-Fi 6 PCIe adapter, Bluetooth 5.2, AX3000
- Wi-Fi 6
- AX3000 / Up to 3.0…
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PCI-E wireless adapter delivering 150M connectivity for Atheros AR5B125 and HP 670036-001 systems
The Defendwe 150M PCI-E Wi-Fi Adapter uses an Atheros AR5B125 controller to add wireless networking to a desktop computer. It connects through a PCI Express slot and carries HP part number 670036-001 for direct compatibility with supported systems. The card is supplied new and ready for installation in a home or office PC.
During continuous data transfer the adapter maintains a 150 megabit per second link rate without thermal throttling. The single-stream design keeps power draw low so the card stays stable inside a closed case. Users who need higher throughput or dual-band operation should consider a different class of wireless adapter.
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The adapter uses a standard PCI-E slot which supplies up to 25 W, so typical daily operation stays well within that limit.
The card expects two U.FL antenna pigtails; most HP laptops with part 670036-001 include them pre-routed in the display bezel.
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