If not wired, better use M9 or anything with 3 radios so it can uplink with one of the 5Ghz radios and the other is used for your devices. Since you’re limited to 2 units, note that you can’t put them too far apart otherwise it’ll fallback to the 2.4Ghz radio as the uplink then you end up with the same speed as M4 or M5.

If wired, M4 and M5 are quite close in performance while M9 is a bit faster if your device supports 3 streams.

Look for seller like mono digital, ookas and asus official store

Dunno Malaysia will cost how much for this stuff. Wonder about its performance also

I preferred PCIe wireless network card because most of the USB wireless adapter appear on the removable devices which you might accidentally removed it when you're trying to removed any USB drive. Furthermore, some USB wireless adapter won't be detected on booting up PC.

Need recommendation for upgrade, just installed unifi 30mbps.
Surprised it came with 2in1 Modern+Router.

Any affordable upgrade to be considered? Im fine with even separating modem and router apart. Possible to have it done within RM400?

Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® Package version = 22.20.0

Driver version 22.20.0.3: For Windows® 10 using AX210, AX201, AX200, 9560, 9462, 9461, 9260, 8260, 18260, 8265, 18265

Driver version 20.100.7.1: For Windows® 10 using 3168, 3165, 7265, 17265

Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® 22.20.0 driver has been updated to include functional and security updates. Users should update to the latest version.

January 2021

Release Notes

Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® 22.20.0

Key Issues Fixed and Changes on package version 22.20.0

Description of Key Issue

On some systems, Bluetooth device may show a yellow bang in Device Manager after resuming from
Hibernation mode.

On some systems, a Bluetooth mouse may show disconnection after resuming from Modern Standby mode.

Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® 22.20.0 driver has been updated to include functional and security updates. Users
should update to the latest version

Note: Key issues fixed in the OS indicated in the table above.

https://downloadmirror.intel.com/30121/eng/..._BT_22.20.0.pdf

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/3...-for-Windows-10

The 22.20.0 package installs the Windows® 10 Wi-Fi drivers for the following Intel® Wireless Adapters:

22.20.0.6 for AX210/AX201/AX200/9560/9260/9462/9461 (Only available in 64-bit version)

20.70.19.1 for 8265/8260 (Only available in 64-bit version)

19.51.31.1 for 7265(Rev. D)/3165/3168

January 2021

Release Notes

Intel® PROSet/Wireless Software 22.20.0

Key Issues Fixed and Changes: Package Version 22.20.0

Description of Key Issue OS

Windows* Stop Errors (BSOD) may occur which are associated the Intel Wireless driver. Win10

Windows* Stop Errors (BSOD) may occur when transferring large files from one PC connected
to a Wi-Fi 6 Access Point to another PC in a mixed mode environment (e.g. 802.11ax/ac).
Win10

When a cellphone is connected to a Wi-Fi 6 adapter system using Windows®10 mobile
Hotspot and switching system from 2.4GHz to 5GHz band, the mobile hotspot connection
may fail.
Win10

Intel® PROSet/Wireless Software 22.20.0 has been updated to include functional and security
updates. Users should update to the latest version.
Win10

Note: Key issues fixed in the OS indicated in the table above.

https://downloadmirror.intel.com/30112/eng/...iFi_22.20.0.pdf

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/3...reless-Adapters

TPLink AX20 wifi 6. price not come to RM300. very good performance wifi 6 among that budget.

I was told by TM technicians that fiber internet comes with separate modem and router. And, we may change the router and set it up ourself, but we're not able to configure the modem.
Since you're using 2in1 modem+router, you might be running on copper-wired unifi with some tech enabled to run much higher speed. So, you had better make sure if you could change any 3rd party modem+router or not.
Anyway, I repeat that the above was what I was told, and I hope someone with the knowledge could explain it.

need recommendation, my house is around 2200 sq ft double storey. currently using unifi 300mbps. planning to use asus ax3000 as primary and ax56u as mesh node at upstair. is it okay ? how about asus xd4 ? got any better recommendation? thanks

Currently I'm on unifi 300mbps and I'm thinking to change the tm router to Asus.

Any1 can advise on this 2 models?
RT-AX3000 & TUF-AX3000

I just buy cheap TP Link Repeater, enough lo.

Shopee mono digital TUF-AX3000 RM551.10 now

Saw that too, very tempting but sadly out of my budget. In the end, I just buy ax56u for rm303 after rm5 shop discount and before shopee coins deduction.

Laptop users better upgrade the stock Wifi card with Intel AX200. Quite easy to do for most laptops.

Hi guys, I am planning to upgrade my router and currently is using maxis fibre 300mbps with Archer C5v AC1200. Any recommendation? Still fresh and don't know how to configure the router if i buy a new one

Are you on Maxis (or Astro bundled) broadband? First take all info (either by writing down or screenshot) of your existing router. Log in as admin, using the password sticker behind the router. Make sure you capture the info correctly. The standard user login they may have provided to you doesn't have all the info when you login to the router (web) page. Then call up Maxis (or Astro), and tell them you want to replace your router with another better model, they may give you the PPoE user/pass info. Once you got it, then you are good to go to replace it. Good luck. Make sure the replacement model has VLAN functionality, to be safe.

This post has been edited by chkwong: Jan 19 2021, 08:28 AM

Bought 2x TP Link Deco M5 this earlier morning. Is it a good choice?

Old laptop still can upgrade this wifi card AX200? My laptop is lenovo x230 i5 3rd gen

Lenovo limits approved Wifi cards in the BIOS, you have to search for a whitelisted BIOS and flash it.

Ah yes, evil Lenovo 😡