If you're looking at ordering an m14x and you notice this (the default) on the Dell/Alienware site as of this writing:
Intel® Wireless-N WiFi Link 1000 a/g/n 1x2
they're lying and/or clueless. It doesn't support 802.11a nor the 5 GHz band, as noted on the Intel site itself. So, if you're somebody who actually wants/needs 802.11a like me, do yourself a favour, save yourself the hassle, and order the 6205 up front. Your time is worth more than $25.I'm currently arguing with Dell, and they're being a pita about the whole situation....
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hey do you know if the intel 6300n can go in here?
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The Intel 6300 has 3 antennas slots and the M14x only has 2 antennas inside of it. So for you to get those 450 mb speeds with the additional range you would have to add that 3rd antenna yourself. I plan on doing it but in a month or so.
For those ordering: WiFi Link 1000 errata!
Discussion in 'Alienware 14 and M14x' started by Sogarth, May 19, 2011.