The device features four RP-SMA connectors for antennas as well as a special external magnetic base for the antennas which may be installed on top of a desktop PC or positioned somewhere else for better radio performance.
The PCE-AC88 is a small half-height card that features PCIe x1 interface (the Broadcom chip supports PCIe 3.0, but exact data rate of the card is not given) and is equipped with a large big red cooler, and it is particularly large compared to other WiFi heatsinks.
The BCM4366 supports 4x4 802.11ac MU-MIMO technology and can thus use four 802.11n (2.4 GHz/5 GHz) or four 802.11ac (5 GHz) streams. The ASUS dual-band AC3100 wireless (PCE-AC88) PCIe adapter is based on the Broadcom BCM4366 SoC introduced early last year. The card is powered by Broadcom’s flagship 802.11ac Wave 2 system-on-chip for Wi-Fi adapters and to show its best, it has to be connected to a router featuring another high-end Broadcom SoC. 1709, I'm not sure it's fair for use to expect that ASUS needs to do anything.ASUS has introduced its flagship dual-band AC3100 wireless PCIe x1 adapter with four antennas and a maximum supported throughput of 2167 Mbps (270 MB/s). With this evidence, can't we safely assume this is a Microsoft issue? If everything works fine before and after Windows 10 v. The latest ASUS driver (Version 2.1.4.3) and card work fine with Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17025 and later. The latest ASUS driver (Version 2.1.4.3) and card work fine with Windows 10 Creators (version 1703). Some with Intel CPUs have reported problems as well, but this is likely a separate issue/root cause. This issue impacts those with a PCE-AC68 wireless card AND an AMD CPU who have upgraded to Windows 10 Fall Creators (version 1709). Keep me honest here, but I believe the efforts of all on this thread have shown that: I have tried a number of different drivers and can't really get anything to work. It seems pretty much any PCE wifi adapter that runs off the Broadcom BCM4360 (TP Link, Rosewill, etc.) are pretty much fucked on the Fall Creators Update if you have an AMD CPU.
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