VPN: PCE-N10
Product ReviewsASUS PCE-N10 150MBPS 802.11B/G/N Wireless PCI-E Network Adapter
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With 9 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 02/02/15  |
Cons: None so far
Pros: Price |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/16/14 |
Cons: Antennea sticks up into USB hubs (This is just a results of the case)
Pros: No driver install required to connect to internet Comment:
I used this wifi antennea in a computer running Ubuntu 14.04. Was worried that I would have to run through all sorts of hoops to get it to work, but much to my surprise, the internet connected on the computers boot cycle. Will do some speed tests to see how well it actually works, but so far I am happy |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/15/14 |
Cons: No Wireless A
Pros: Low profileLow price Comment:
Ok, I will first say the con is not a con, Wireless-A is not needed, but I try to have some good and bad to say.The reason I purchased this was the low-profile kit. I have a small form factor desktop case which required the small bracket. Not all devices have this as an option. The second was price, currently with rebate from Asus (and they just approved me!). Final decision was brand, trusted by me.Wireless b,g,n is more than I need, and probably adequate for most people at the moment. Signal is strong for my uses, so far 20, 30, and 50 feet from my base station. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/26/14 |
Cons: None that I'm aware of yet.
Pros: Very easy to setup and install. Comment:
Works very well. Was very easy to setup and install on my mobo. Hasn't dropped my connection at all and I'm 30+ feet from my router. Delivery was extremely fast, and I live across the country. 10/10 would recommend to anyone on the fence. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/14/13 |
Cons: Not a fan of ASUS products, personally.
Pros: It's a wireless PCI-E card, it works as advertised. Comment:
Let me start by saying I only buy ASUS products when it is absolutely necessary. I've had extremely unpleasant experiences with them in the 10 years of building computers. This card though, works as advertised. It does not lose connection through 3 thick walls, 30ft away from my router. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/10/13 |
Cons: None apparent
Pros: well made, small, cheap, access point function Comment:
Very few people have a internet connection that would allow them to take advantage of 300mbps. I'm using this card with a larger and divorced antenna (because I had it), and have no complaints what so ever |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/03/12 |
Cons: only 1 antenna
Pros: good signal Comment:
this was a last minute add on to my order and is mostly a backup plan for my computer should i ever have to move it away from my router however when testing to make sure it worked i had no problems connecting it to my router and the install on my mobo was effertless. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/02/12 |
Cons: Wouldn't connect to my TP link router when set to 'N' mode.
Pros: Price, multiple backplates, removable antenna Comment:
A good little wireless card. It comes with 2 plates, so you don't have to worry about it fitting in your case.It works fine if price is an issue and you don't mind only 150mbps speed. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/24/11 |
Cons: *Need to install its own driver . Windows 7 does not recognize it*no dual band
Pros: *cheap*does the job Comment:
For a desktop PC this is fine and works really well. I have no complaints. It does not do the 5ghz frequency. |
My bother computer Wireless to wire box went rogue. So I purchased this wireless NIC card for him.. Easy to install, no more self-retest or glitches...