PCI-E WiFi 7 Intel BE200 BE200NGW Card Tri Band 802.11BE BT 5.4 Wireless Adapter
Features:
The
BE200 adapters support 2x2 TX/RX streams, use 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz
bands, and the BE200 has a maximum speed of 5 Gbit/s, which is
significantly below the maximum transfer rate supported by the standard.
Intel's BE200 also support PCIe and USB interfaces and can be used for
desktop motherboards and laptops.
Known
as 802.11be, Wi-Fi 7 promises up to 46Gbps theoretical throughput,
making it 4.8x faster than Wi-Fi 6 and 13x faster than Wi-Fi 5, while
maintaining compatibility with older Wi-Fi versions at lower speeds. Wi-Fi
7 also introduces 320MHz wide bands – double that of Wi-Fi 6 thanks to
channel banding – alongside 4096 QAM, an amplitude modulation scheme
meant to increase link capacity to 575Mbps over a channel bandwidth of
56MHz.
One
of Wi-Fi 7’s key promises is higher range and reliability thanks to
Multi-Link Operation (MLO) which, unlike older Wi-Fi versions that rely
on only one channel (2.4GHz or 5GHz) to connect a host with its client,
allows the router/access point to send data through multiple channels
and bands simultaneously. This means the
client device can receive data at greater speeds when near the source
using the faster 6GHz band before switching to a 5GHz or 2.4GHz when
range becomes an obstacle without dropping connection.
What
makes Wi-Fi 7 especially interesting is its raw speed and underlying
technology designed to improve efficiency and capacity. Features like
Multi-User Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MU-MIMO) and Orthogonal
Frequency-Division Multiple Access (OFDMA), which were introduced in
Wi-Fi 6 and 6E, are mandatory in Wi-Fi 7. These technologies aim to
optimize the overall performance of wireless networks, making them more
suitable for bandwidth-intensive tasks like AR and VR. Wi-Fi 7 is set to
deliver remarkable speeds, with a potential peak aggregated bitrate of
40 Gbit/s, which suggests that it might replace wired Ethernet for most
users.
Wi-Fi
7 will use three frequency bands to reach these lofty speeds: 2.40 GHz,
5 GHz, and 6 GHz. Additionally, it will increase the channel width to
320 MHz and adopt 4096-QAM. Despite these capabilities, several devices,
like Intel's BE200, might still operate at reduced speeds.
Description:
Model: Intel BE200NGW
WiFi Band : New WiFi 7
Interface:PCI-E(1x,4x,8x,16x)
Supported Operating System:Windows 11, Windows 10,64 bit and Linux.
TX/RX Streams:2x2,320 MHz, 4K QAM
Bands:2.4GHz,5GHz and 6GHz
Max speed:5.8Gbps
Bluetooth Version:Bluetooth 5.4
W-Fi CERTIFIED:Expected to align with official WFA certification availability.
With WiFi 7 router, 6Ghz (320MHz channel bandwidth) supports a maximum transmission rate of 5.8Ghz
WiFi 7 :2.4Ghz 574Mbps/5Ghz (2400Mbps),6Ghz (320Mhz),5.8Gbps
WiFi 7 :2.4Ghz 574Mbps/5Ghz (2400Mbps),6Ghz (320Mhz),5.8Gbps
Package include:
1 x PCE-BE200 WiFi 7 PCIe Network Adapter
1 x Bluetooh cable
1 x Low profile bracket
1 x Bluetooh cable
1 x Low profile bracket
2 x 6Dbi Antenna
1 x Screw
1 x Screw
