Intel Killer WiFi 7 BE1750x Tri Band (5.8 Gbps) M.2/22x30 + BT 5.4 For Sale

Intel Killer WiFi 7 BE1750x Tri Band (5.8 Gbps) M.2/22x30 + BT 5.4
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Intel Killer WiFi 7 BE1750x Tri Band (5.8 Gbps) M.2/22x30 + BT 5.4:
$44.95


Killer Wi-Fi 7 is here!


Killer 1750X Highlights:


  • Wi-Fi 7 support (up to 5.8 Gbps of throughput), fully compatiblewith previous Wi-Fi generations
  • 320MHz channel width (creates 2X max throughput vs. 160 MHz channels)
  • 4K QAM, 20% more data than Wi-Fi 6
  • WPA3 Encryption
  • Bluetooth 5.4
  • Killer Intelligence Center (full visualization and control of all PC traffic)
  • Killer Prioritization Engine (lowers latency for games and other high priority traffic)
  • Killer DoubleShot (simultaneously use 2 network interfaces when paired with Killer Ethernet)
  • GameFast (ensure game is getting critical system resources

Note: Requires Wi-Fi 7 access point to get full Wi-Fi 7 benefits. Wi-Fi 7 certification is still pending for this product. Requires OS support to get full Wi-Fi 7 benefits (Windows support for Wi-Fi 7 features expected sometime in 2024).

Compatibility:

  • M.2 PCIe slot with Key A or Key E
  • Requires Windows 11 (64-bit)
  • Antennas not included



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