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Hi,
I have purchased an Intel NUC DC3217IY as a home theatre to stream my movies from my NAS box. I did have it connected toa wireless access point however recently installed the new 7260ac card.
Since I have I am receiving between 1.5-2 MB transfer rate on 2.4g and around 1-1.5MB on 5g. I was using the SAGAR drivers to get it working on Windows 7 Ultimate and yesterday I updated to the new intel drivers for Windows 7 - 16.1.3.1 and there has been no change in performance.
What I have done to trouble shoot so far is:
1. isolate the NUC (Ie disconnect every other device from the router) - no change
2. checked with two laptops in the same spot as the NUC (both receive 6-7MB transfer)
3. Reset the routher (Netgear DGN3700)
4. Clean install of the driver
5. Changed wi-fi channel on my router in case of any interference
I am getting an error in the installation of Pro/Wireless software 'bsutilcs stopped working' and I get the option to close or search the web. I thought it had something to do with the blue tooth but not 100%.
Has anyone got any suggestions other than buy a new card...............
Thanks in advance
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I should note that the speeds i mention I got from transferring a 4gb mkv file to and from the NAS, the NUC and other laptops.
The speedtest.net results are 16-17Mbs wired, and 14Mbps wireless on the laptop in the same sport as the NUC.
The speedtest.net results for the NUC using the 7260 is around 2Mbps (although I got one result of 14Mbps).
Any other info just let me know or if you could point me in the right direction.
Thanks
Message was edited by: Nathan Nankivell
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thanks for coming back to me theveterans.
I just swapped the antennae's over so the grey is going to 1 on the card and the black is going to 2 (I think).
So now really weird (but better than before) is I'm getting the following results:
Speednet - 2.4g - 0.7 download and 0.66 upload.
5g - 15.34Mbps download and 0.76 upload.
With copying the same file again I get:
2.4 - keeps disconnecting so couldn't get a reading
5g - slightly better around the 2.5 MBs (from the windows screen that pops up when copying)
I'm a little confused now. I've got it connected to 5g and i can stream a 1080p movie without any buffering which is what i was after butI'd like to know why it's not connecting well on 2.4.
Any clue?
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Also note that the wireless signal is at full bars now for both bands.
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Hello Nathan,
Thanks a lot for all the information provided, I am going to double check if this Wireless adapter is or not fully compatible with the NUC DC3217IY.
I will try to set up a lab and check if I got the same behavior. I'll keep you posted.
Regards.
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Thanks for that Sylvia.
I id double check before buying and its listed as a compatible product.
cheers
Nathan
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Nathan, could you please try taking off the top of the NUC and take the antenna out? Then, run the speed test again.
Please let me know the result.
Regards.
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Hi Sorry for the delay in coming back to you.
Do you mean take the connecting wires off of the card and then run the speed test?
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Nathan, please ignore my previous post. The way you connected the antenna is correct, the grey is going to 1 and the black is going to 2.
Could you please check if the wires are connected as shown the picture below?
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Hi Sylvia,
Thanks for coming back to me. I'll check tonight, however I'm reluctant to change anything given tIve at least got the 5g network working so well.
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If the system got 5GHz, the issue could be related to interference in the area.
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Try to disable BT device and see if wifi will perform better.
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