Yes, it is included. And it works quite well. Just don't forget to connect the included cable, otherwise you will have wi-fi but not bluetooth.

Yes, I have Windows 10.

Yes, it is that simple. If it is not working, you must contact ASUS and or Digitec, because I do not know what you are plugging into ! PCE-AX3000 works on PCI Express 1.0 and latest PCIE slots.

Yes, without restrictions.

PCE-AX3000 only supports PCI-Express x1 standard, if you have a PCI-Express x1 slot available on a windows PC, it is sufficient. ASUS ROG STRIX B550-A GAMING motherboard has 3 of PCIe 3.0 x1 slots, which are backward compatible to PCI-Express x1 standard. So, if you are upgrading to Wi-Fi 6/ax, do not look further, ASUS PCE-AX3000 is the best price, best quality product available on the market today !

Yes, ASUS PCE-AX3000 is the best price, speed and worthwhile quality offering upgrade to Wi-Fi 6 standard.

I don't know the Lenovo ThinkStation P360 Tower. It is simply important that the computer has a "PCI Express x1" hardware interface.

Yes. It does.

USB, it is connected to the mainboard. However, this is only necessary if you also want to use Bluetooth. The cable is included in the scope of delivery.

Hi there, for WiFi reception you simply need a free PCI slot (where graphics cards etc. are also connected). The cable that comes with it connects to an internal USB port. You can find out exactly where to find it in the manual for your mainboard (you can also find it on the manufacturer's website if you no longer have it). However, the USB cable is only necessary for Bluetooth reception. This means that if you only need the card for WiFi reception, the PCI connection is sufficient.

I'm very satisfied, but unfortunately I don't know if it runs under Linux. Sorry.

I have one lying around unused, you can try it out...

Yes

Yes, that's right: Technical parameters * Network standard: Ax IEEE 802.11, Bluetooth® 5.0 * Product segment: AX 3000 (2402 Mbps + 574 Mbps) * Bluetooth: 5.0 * Data transfer rate: 802.11ax (2.4 GHz): up to 600 Mbps, 802.11ax (5GHz): up to 2402 Mbps * Operating frequency: 2.4 GHz / 5 GHz

Bye and have a nice day The DAs card has PCIe x16 banks, right! Everything is OK and the adapter works without problems. The adapter is only controlled with 2 lanes. You can install it or buy it without worrying. Kind regards Silvio

As they have both a connexion PCI-E yes it would work.

The cable is only necessary for Bluetooth. So if only wifi is enough for you, you don't need the cable.

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The WLAN/Bluetooth chip is an Intel AX200

I had the same problem. I bought a usb distributor, then everything worked perfectly.

Yes, you can use Bluetooth via the USB pin connector. However, you still have to connect the part via the PCI-E connector so that it has power. So USB and PCI-E

YES, you can. However, I would recommend another motherboard, as the processor socket is designed for Ryzen 2nd ger and you 'only' have PCIE 3.0 compatibility. If you're putting together a new PC, just a quick note below, if you already have the MB, then just ignore my recommendation. my recommendation would be: AsRock B450 Pro4 (AM4, AMD B450, ATX) cheaper and compatible for Ryzen 3rd gen or: MSI B550 A PRO (AM4, AMD B550, ATX) Gigabyte B550 Aorus Elite (AM4, AMD B550, ATX) a bit more expensive, but ready for PCIE 4.0 greetings summertime

If you only need Wifi without Bluetooth, you don't have to connect USB. Wifi works through PCI-e. So no problem.

According to our information, when the driver is installed, simply activate Bluetooth in the PC settings.

Is not present. Hasn't had any problems so far. However, I have never checked the temperature.

Yes it is compatible, but it must be installed on PCIe x1 because it is not compatible with others.