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Is there any downside to getting a mobo with integrated wifi
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Is there any downside to getting a mobo with integrated wifi and bluetooth?
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>>51615001

Not really, but why would you?
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>integrated wifi
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WiFi probably isent that good get a PCI card
Dono bout Bluetooth doe
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>>51615028
the terminals are pretty much integrated...
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>>51615001
>Is there any downside to getting a mobo with integrated wifi and bluetooth?

Shit WiFi reception .
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>>51615001
If you're okay with built-in security risks then no, there aren't.
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>>51615023
Well I was thinking that having less cards might mean better airflow.
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>>51615135
I have an Asus Z97 Pro and the on-board WiFi gets a solid connection to my router that is downstairs and about 3 rooms away
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>>51615062
no, they're not.
that mobo in particular utilizes a mini pci slot, which is reasonably flexible in terms of options.

integrated would mean soldered onto the board.

i personally use an itx board with a mini pci wifi/bt card in it, and i have no problems, however your mileage may vary.

soldered solutions are typically preferred for their ever-so-slight speed increase (if your router can deliver the proper mb/s)

however mini pci cards offer flexibility and upgradeability if that matters to you

personally i'd like to see an itx board support sli via mini pci -> regular pci adapter + ribbon cable extension

but that's neither here nor there.
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as long as it still has an Ethernet port. then there is no problem?
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