Questions about Intel Wireless-AC 9260

Thanks for your input to the community :-)

No antennas are included.

According to the manufacturer, yes, the m.2 sockets on your motherboard can accommodate this expansion card.

I don't have this motherboard, the interface is suitable. However, I would currently prefer a more modern card with Wifi6, such as WIfi 6 AX200. Attention: you will probably have to buy antennas if you don't already have them (regardless of the type of card).

Yes, the adapter comes with Bluetooth 5 https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/docs/wireless-products/dual-band-wireless-ac-9260-brief.html

This card has an M.2 connection. It works perfectly with the driver supplied. This card also has very good large cooling fins, which of course also requires corresponding space. I installed this card in a Dell Vostro 3470 desktop. I am very satisfied. This card also has a large range and is also super fast and can only recommend this product.

" In conjunction with Intel Core processors ..." exclusively for use with Intel processors or also possible with AMD ?

The "Main" connection is for Wifi 2.4 GHz + Bluetooth, the "Aux" connection is for Wifi 5 GHz. According to Intel, it is recommended to connect two antennas to guarantee smooth operation. If only one antenna is used, the signal quality could be lower.

This is more for a notebook. What you need is something like this ASUS PCE-AC56 (PCI-E x1, 866Mbit/s, 3200Mbit/s). Siehe hier eine Auswahl: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/producttype/netzwerkadapter-71?tagIds=76-525&pdo=1038-7999%3A6376%7C1038-3373%3A762

No.So if it's about this laptop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZOy2oWK3cQ

Unfortunately this network adapter does not fit the HP Elitebook 840 G3, sorry. :(

Hi Loannis I don't think this is what you're looking for. This card needs an M.2 slot and I see these cards a lot in Notebooks. But I don't think it's the right choice for your desktop PC. Also there are 2 connectors on the top right. The laptops have the cables needed for that but I've never seen them in a desktop PC.