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Intel Intel 5300 Ultimate N Wi-Fi Link Wireless Network Adapter - Mini PCI Express - 450Mbps - IEEE 802.11n (draft), IEEE 802.11a/b/g

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The Intel Ultimate N WiFi Link 5300 series is a family of IEEE 802.11a/b/g/Draft-N wireless network adapters
These adapters, available in both PCIe mini card and half mini card form factor deliver up to 450 Mbps of bandwidth
This operates in both the 2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz spectra

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The Intel 5300 Ultimate N Wi-Fi Link Wireless Network Adapter is family of IEEE 802.11a/b/g/Draft-N1 wireless network adapter that operate in both the 2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz spectra. This adapter, available in both PCIe Mini Card and Half Mini Card form factor deliver up to 450 Mbps of bandwidth, in addition to providing a host of features that enhance today mobile lifestyle.

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This was a decent and affordable upgrade for my Dell XPS M1530

ByM. C. Eschneron February 26, 2011

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I bought my Dell XPS M1530 laptop two years ago. I was never that concerned about the WiFi connection speed I was acheiving until I started adding a couple of other computers to my wireless LAN and saw the speeds they were getting. I installed Windows 7 professional, 32 bit about 8 months ago. Also, after installing Win7 the 1505 card would rarely connect to my network automatically. The M1530 came with a Dell 1505 Wireless N(draft) minicard. At best I could connect to my d-link router at 54 Mbps. I live in a two story house; the router sits on the second floor. If my laptop was on the 1st floor my signal strength would never get above 3 bars. On the second floor I could get 4-5 bars. After seeing much better performance from other devices on my network I did some research and decided it was time to upgrade.

After deciding to upgrade and researching alternate Wifi cards, I realized I needed to determine how many antennae my laptop had. I accessed the wireless card (very easy to do on the XPS M1530) and discovered the Dell 1505 card had 2 antenna connections, and there was a third antenna sitting there unused. That explains the signal strength issue.

I ordered the Intel 5300 direct through Amazon and was initially informed delivery will take 3-4 weeks. Disappointed, but I could live with 54 Mbps for another month. Well, a week and a half later, I came home from work and there was my new Wifi card waiting for me! Bonus!

The card came in a small plastic clamshell with a software cd and software install instructions. The instructions state the card is only supported on Intel Centrino systems. My laptop has an Intel Core2 Duo processor. Slight moment of panic there. But, "supported" only means that if there are problems on a different system, Intel won't help. It doesn't mean it won't work.

So I sat down, disconnected the battery, unscrewed the 1505 and disconnected the 2 antennae. Then I connected the 3 antennae to the 5300, slipped it into the slot and gently screwed it in place. Total time: about 10 minutes.

I booted the laptop, got the windows message for installing driver software, then got an error that the driver for the new device could not be found. What happened is that a generic Microsoft driver had been installed, but it couldn't check for an updated driver as there was no internet connection. I quickly connected to the d-link router and established an internet connection. I had signal strength of 4 bars(sitting downstairs) and connection of approx. 100 Mbps.

I popped in the Intel software disc and after starting the install, got a message that the software is not compatible. It's only for XP/Vista, not compatible with Win7. I went to the Intel support page to check on the latest driver. I clicked the link to allow the site to scan my system for compatible drivers. They do have a Win7 driver listed with a published date Nov. 2010. I downloaded and installed the driver. Here's where I ran into problems. After about 5 - 10 minutes of internet use, my system would completely seize up on me. I had to force a hard Windows shutdown, then restart. I'd get the startup message that Windows had not shut down normally and given the safe mode options. I went ahead and chose start normally. Again after about 5 -10 minutes on the internet, system seized. I went through this cycle about 3 times, then rolled back the Intel driver back to the Microsoft driver. Since rolling back the driver I have experienced no issues at all.

One other minor annoyance was that the WiFi indicator light would now continually flash like an activity indicator. With the old Dell card the light stayed on all the time. After a rather unsuccessfull internet search, I noticed in the advanced properties for the card that the option to allow the system to automatically turn off the card was enabled. I disabled that option and now the light is on continually, no more annoying flashing. This may be a Dell-only annoyance.

In summary, for the $35 I spent to upgrade the wireless card on my 2 year old laptop, I am very pleased with the results. If you're running Windows 7 and buy this card, I recommend sticking with the Microsoft driver. Don't bother grabbing the latest Intel driver unless you're having issues.

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Received in 7 days, easy install, no drops, strong signal, increased speed x3, excellent product and seller

ByJCon July 10, 2015

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Arrived much quicker than estimated arrival (received 7 days after placing order). New and packaged safely/professionally.

Snap to instal, just shut of laptop, removed battery, screws on underside, took of cover, removed old antennae/full size card, put new full size 5300 in slot (you don't need to take off any of the stickers that come on it, leave em on), reattached antennae (also added 3rd antennae from same seller, found space inside next to speaker, didn't want to go to trouble of taking apart/positioning in screen--note other reviewers have said they didn't even bother adding 3rd antennae and worked fine), put everything back, powered on, found new hardware message, installed 5300 driver (downloaded before swapping out old wireless g card) and got message it failed. So installed Intel pro wireless 5300 software bundle (also available free on Intel site and previously downloaded) and that did the trick. Works flawlessly, finds network instantly when boot up, excellent signal strength, no drops, and now showing 130mpbs on network and clock in around 65mbps download speed on speedtest.net, 3x faster than my old wireless g card. If you have a dual band with 2.4 and 5ghz N router ($$$) to really take advantage of this card it would be a lot faster than what I'm getting, but for $7 and 3x speed I'm pretty happy.

I Have a 2008 Sony Vaio VGN-NR220E running Vista home 32 bit and a Dlink 615 DIR wireless n router. Make sure you check to see if your laptop chipset and OS is compatible with this card and use same card size you are replacing (full size or half, otherwise you'll have to buy adapter if get a half to put in full size slot, and extend your existing antennae somehow to reach (mine had no slack to stretch) or wont fit if you have half size slot and are trying to put full size in there) and you should have no problems. Highly satisfied with this product and seller.