Wireless N 1202 Driver For Mac

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Killer Wireless-N 1202 (2.4GHz and 5GHz) - Driver Download. Updating your drivers with Driver Alert can help your computer in a number of ways. From adding new functionality and improving performance, to fixing a major bug. * Vendor: Bigfoot Networks Inc.

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My 2 cents: The Killer wireless cards I've used performed very well with the routers I've paired them with1103 with 3rd antenna and 1102. The 1103 paired with a Netgear WNDR4500 and R6300 was a solid 450Mbps on 5ghz and the 1102 was at 300Mbps most of the time on both bands. The AC-7260 is AC tech that's designed for 5ghz.If you are 'not' going to use the 5ghz band almost exclusively paired with a quality AC router and do a lot of wireless file transfers across your home network then the Killer cards may better serve your purpose. As downloads pointed out AC and N will show no noticeable difference surfing and downloading on your Internet connection.Downloading is mostly about the quality of your service and the site you are connected to. My 1103 is in an old netbook and has almost identical speedtest score as my AC-7260 in an MSI GT780DX Be aware that Qualcomm Atheros is now using generic Atheros drivers for Killer cards. The Killer 1202 may be the last of the Bigfoot Killer Wireless line?

My AC-7260 performs exceptionally well on 5ghz after careful driver testing/selection and system tweaking but all cards are not created equal. Good home networking is not plug n play.

Click to expand.Bigfoot Networks the original owner of Killer cards sold out to Qualcomm and was added to the Atheros division. There was a development team that worked on just Killer hardware and software. That team is gone and all development is with Atheros including drivers. The same drivers released for Atheros wireless cards are now released for Killer cards The Killer 1103/1102/1202 driver release v2. 1.1.38.1281 has the Network Manager but the driver part as viewed in Device Manager is the generic Atheros v10.0.0.274 The Bluetooth drivers are also generic Atheros.

Release notes for Killer driver v2 1.1.38.1281 Changes: Now using base Atheros WiFi drivers for Killer releases Updated Atheros WiFi drivers and Bluetooth Suite Wifi 10.0.0.274 Bluetooth 8.0.1.312 Localization reworked and redone via new translation house Added Access Point tracker. Atheros is a far more established brand than Intel will ever be when we talk comes to wireless cards. The fact that people think something doesn't make it real or true - let's not try to get into general public's head. Most people aren't very competent when it comes to networking issues so I don't see a reason to even consider their opinions. And Intel is indeed Intel - they did manufacture SSDs that lost capacity (and your data) and ended up displaying is 8MB, they did produce a dreadful series of chipsets HM/PM55 that were basically unable to work properly with SSDs (offering reduced performance especially with 4K) and they did manufacture a magnificent 6230 - card so bad that they still haven't made it work properly (not that they really tried). That's just lat 4 years or so.

Make your purchase decisions regarding the particular hardware in question not some other people's general opinion on a given brand or manufacturer.