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    WiGig with P870DM

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by hexum23, Jul 17, 2017.

  1. hexum23

    hexum23 Notebook Evangelist

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    I'm looking forward to the upcoming TPCast wireless accessory for the HTC Vive. Just read it will require a WiGig card. Does anyone know if such a card is available and can be installed in my P870DM3? Intel makes some WiGig cards, possibly in m2 format. I may be misinterpreting, and not sure how that would even work, as in could I plug it into existing laptop antennas and retain regular wifi capability, or would it be one or the other. Seems like an external solution may be the only way.
     
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    Thank you! Looks like I'd have to do some DIY and custom install extra antennas. And a lot of questions remain. Would the antennas be long enough and fit behind LCD and is there even enough space back there, which m.2 slot does p870dm3 have so I can get corresponding card, will this cause reception issues with current wifi, would setup in the link for sure be compatible with TPCast. I'm thinking I might wait for TPCast to come out, will have more definitive info on compatible setup.
     
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