06-18-2011, 07:33 PM
Not referring to the video - but rather, the capacity of the entire chipset to function.
Perhaps just like video was outsourced on most - the wifi was too? Which required
proprietary chipset for video and of course, those companies made their own driver.
Which should mean that any "thumb-drive" style stick (or PCIe) you might use for wifi should
work, since it will come with its own driver for Winduds.
Perhaps just like video was outsourced on most - the wifi was too? Which required
proprietary chipset for video and of course, those companies made their own driver.
Which should mean that any "thumb-drive" style stick (or PCIe) you might use for wifi should
work, since it will come with its own driver for Winduds.