Friday, January 6, 2012

Abit AIRPACE WIFI WLP-01 PCI Express Wi-Fi Card Review

Abit AIRPACE WIFI WLP-01 PCI Express Wi-Fi Card
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I bought this card a few months ago when there was a rebate going on. I installed it in Linux Mint and it was detected, automatically installed the driver and just needed to configure the SSID and password and in less than 5 minutes I got internet connection. I then also installed it on a Windows 7, but got the BSOD with the latest driver from ABIT's website. Then I googled around and found this fix
"Very simple, this card is actually an atheros chipset card, simply uninstall any abit driver and install the driver for the card manually using Windows 7 default drivers under 'Network Adapters', pick either Atheros AR5006X or AR5006XS." And now it also works in Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit.

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With the AirPace Wi-Fi, Universal abit is pioneering in the implementation of high-performance Wi-Fi devices using the PCI-E high-speed interface. This universal IEEE 802.11b/g (up to 54Mbps) standard Wi-Fi card offers the flexibility to be used in any PCI-E slot. It also offers a convenient software AP function. In Software AP mode the AirPace Wi-Fi transforms your personal computer into a full-fledged Access Point, allowing other devices not only to access that PC's hard drive and internet connection but also let them use its peripherals such as printers etc. In client mode Universal abit's AirPace Wi-Fi allows your PC to join an existing wireless network or use an Access Point to connect to the internet and/or intranet. But already now more and more diverse usage models are possible. In combination with abit's AirPace Music, for example, you can easily transform your PC into a wireless infotainment center, wirelessly streaming your locally stored audio files to virtually any active speakers in your home.

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