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D-Link DWA-552 Extreme-N Wireless PCI Adapter

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List Price: $79.99
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  • Wi-Fi Adapter
  • PCI
  • 54Mbps
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Technical Details

  • Brand Name: D-Link
  • Model: DWA-552
  • Hardware Platform: Pc
  • Connectivity Technology: Wireless
  • Data Link Protocol: ieee_802.11n
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Product Details

  • Product Dimensions: 9.2 x 6.8 x 2 inches ; 0.8 ounces
  • Shipping Weight: 5.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
  • ASIN: B000LIJ4ZS
  • Item model number: DWA-552
  • Average Customer Review: 3.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (99 customer reviews)
  • Date first available at Amazon.com: July 7, 2004
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Product Description

D-Link DWA-552 Xtreme N Wireless PCI Adapter

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Customer Reviews

The installation was very easy.
Joseph M. McAdams
The *Problem* is that this is not detailed anywhere on the product's documentation.
Don Andres
Thanks for nothing D-LINK, I will NOT be buying from you in the future.
Joshuabee

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

19 of 22 people found the following review helpful By Blue Field on June 12, 2007
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With Windows XP, I did not experience any of the problems the other two reviewers mentioned. Have not tried with Vista (and probably never will until Mister Softee ends support on XP.) I recommend this card and the supporting router (dlink DIR-655) based on my own success with both. I did however upgrade the firmware on the DIR-655 after having difficulties.) This card replaced a dinosaur Linksys Wireless G card that had a broom handle sized antenna and the worst reception.
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12 of 13 people found the following review helpful By WMWM on December 8, 2010
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I used this for my desktop that i moved to my room, instead of getting a 100ft ethernet cable, i decided to try this adapter despite many critical reviews. Luckily, i did because this adapter works GREAT on my vista 64 bit desktop. I picks up my router (A netgear WNDR3700 Dual band N) within 1 second of logging in to my account. Speeds are very fast, 17 mb/s download and 3.4 mb/s upload, results by speedtest.net. I usually get that much with the desktop hard wired to my router, so no loss in speed. Signal is pretty good through 3 walls, 1 heater, and my desk.

Pros:
Cheap- under $50 is a very good price to pay for xtreme performance
easy to install- just plug in the adapter to an empty PCI slot and screw in the antennaes
FAST!- very good speed and signal

Now for the Cons, the fit was a bit awkward with the PCI slot, but with a little motivation, you can screw the fastner in with little problem. Also, VERY IMPORTANT: DO NOT use the DLINK software included in the disc, it is sloppy and slow, and probably why alot of people have had problems with connections.

DO THIS INSTEAD: after you log in the first time after installing the adapter, windows will ask you to find the drivers, click yes, then when it tells you to insert the disc, do it. This way, windows will download only the drivers from the disc instead of the network software crap. After installation of the drivers, you are golden. Just click the "connect to" tab under the start menu like you would on your windows laptop and choose your network. All this is assuming you arnt already connected to the internet when installing because if you are, the driver installation program will just get the drivers online instead of from the disc.
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37 of 47 people found the following review helpful By Neil Gandhi VINE VOICE on May 24, 2007
Hello all, thanks for taking the time to read this.

It took me a long time to really get a good handle on this cards performance and I have had it now for about 3 months. While the router that accompanies this adapter is the best wireless router I have ever used, I have found this PCI adapter to be just okay.

While it does it's job pretty well, it absolutely did not impress me as an "Extreme-N" PCI adapter. Let me say a little about my setup. I have the DLink Extreme N router upstairs and the PC that has this adapter in it sits on the floor and is almost directly across the house but downstairs (proably around 40-50 feet away and through about 4 walls at about -30 degrees). Windows thinks that it has a 300Mbps connection, but the included DLink software drivers can calculate the actual connection speed and it seems to fluctuate from anywhere from 2mbps and 108mbps (usually is around 32Mbps). The average throughput I usually get is around 60Mbps (which is around 7-8 megabytes a second...since you divide Mbps (Megabits) by 8bits to get Megabytes). If you dont know about the extreme-n router, I have a review on that too, but quickly its a gigabit router so it handle 1000Mbps (125 megabytes/sec) if you are using a wire, so there is no bottleneck within the router. I usually see around a 60% connection on the N network whereas my Centrino laptop in the same position gets around an 80% connection off of the "G" network that the router also transmits.

Although I am a little annoyed at the connection and throughput speeds, I am most annoyed at the fact that at the time of this review (5/2007) this PCI adapter is COMPLETELY and UTTERLY useless for Windows Vista. My Vista kept crashing (im talking a HARD crash...
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful By Gadget Dad on January 15, 2008
I've installed this product on two Win XP machines and it works fine. It also works fine in a dual core Intel-based HP Pavillion running Vista Home Premium. However, it is incompatible with my AMD-based HP Pavillion (a6030n, dual core 4800+) running Vista Home Premium and the Microsoft certified D-Link driver version 1.3. I've tried two different DWA 552s in two different HP Pavillion a6030n computers with the same repeatable result: total lockup requiring hard reboot. After the DWA 552 is uninstalled, the PC returns to normal operation.
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful By R. Cohen on November 13, 2009
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I bought this network adapter almost a year ago to replace a Linksys Wireless-G adapter in my media center as part of an upgrade from G to N wireless network. My media center is in my living room on the main floor while my router (D-Link DIR-655, another excellent product) is in the basement. The two component are fairly far from each other and are separated by walls and ceiling. The old Linksys adapter provided poor connectivity (60-70%) while this new D-Link adapter is constantly providing 97-100% connectivity.

Some additional notes:
- I use the D-Link ANT24-0230 antenna with this adapter because my media center is buried in a cabinet.
- My media center was initially running Windows Vista Home Premium but was upgraded to Windows 7 Home Premium. Both operating systems identified the card and installed it on the first try without any manual help.
- I am streaming HD content from my network server over this connection without any glitches or distortions.

Overall, an excellent product.
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