Why can't I find a BT dongle of higher than 4.0 for my pc?
Bluetooth 4.2+ on PC
Ryder Bennett
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Isaac Ortiz
Because m.2. wifi + bt combo cards are significantly better
Xavier Evans
I don't have emdotmeme on my motherboard
Julian Long
Stop being cheap and get a pcie card
Leo Kelly
Get a m.2 wireless adapter that fits in a PCIe slot
Blake Moore
thanks. gonna buy:
gigabyte.com
Angel Jones
The chinks are 4 years behind on bluetooth hardware implementation.
>bluetooth 4.1
>bluetooth 4.2
>bluetooth 5.0
>bluetooth 5.1
Xavier Nelson
this has nothing to do with chinks there are no USB dongles for better than BT4.0
Chase Moore
Could you elaborate? First time I'm hearing about this
Adam Gutierrez
One thing of note, if you want the bluetooth to function you have to hook the card up to USB header on motherboard
M.2 cards can have real antennas and just overall have a better chipset than cheap BT dongles
Liam Clark
>One thing of note, if you want the bluetooth to function you have to hook the card up to USB header on motherboard
That's a positive.
Some machines I don't want cancerous bluetooth that can be MITM or worse something like blueborne that doesn't even require pairing.
At least wifi was ground up designed to obfuscate and encrypt traffic while bluetooth was originally designed to be wireless serial.
Who the fuck thought it was a good idea to make serial port wirelessly accesible?
Use a serial cable for your server/firewall/industrial machine controlling needs.
Robert Roberts
>One thing of note, if you want the bluetooth to function you have to hook the card up to USB header on motherboard
yeah I read about it in a review I looked up, it's fine though, I have a: asus.com
Robert Thomas
Can they run without a kernel module or firmware?
ie just work for debian?
Nathaniel Miller
Who do you think makes the dongles?
Jeremiah Flores
Depends on the chipset used
Carson Hernandez
Give him a moment user he's slow.
Charles King
so chinks make everything? then why are m.2 cards way ahead?
Eli Reyes
pci-e and usb are with qualcomm or intel so are m.2 the same?
Or are they all broadcom/realtek trash?
How can I be sure to identify which ones work.
Gavin Foster
because that's the newest meme money maker.
It's a sata+pcie interface after all so it's actually useful but it's hyped up a bit too much by every OEM.
Jace Sullivan
pretty much all are intel
Ethan Bennett
Thankyou.
Intel upstreams their networking chips.
It's why my x470 has a intel NIC on it instead of broadcom which requires a kernel module.
Caleb Gomez
Like ALL of them use that EXACT same CSR8510 chip with the exact same board.
That chip is 4.0
There are 5.0 USB dongles though but rare.
I have a usb dongle myself. It kinda sucks and I'll probably get a intel 9260 or AX200 card.