[NAME]-Chris M  this should probably be a faq or sticky for people wanting to upgrade older systems to wifi6.  its not a single ronco set and forget. [NAME]  has absolutely nothing to do with bandwith.  Has to do with the pinout for A E keyed M2 slot which is not the same as M2 storage slot for sata or PCI-E and the 10W power limitation of an X1 slot. [NAME].laurentiu26  you must use x4 or greater due to the 10w power limit for X1 AX200 and AX210 cards have separate USB cable for the bluetooth side. Desktop kits include antenna wires and antennas. Thats only half of the issue.  The bluetooth is USB. Fitting in a slot does NOT mean working.  A & E keyed 2230 slot is VERY specifc. [URL] [IMAGE] [IMAGE]       [IMAGE] [IMAGE]You need adapter if its not A E Keyed Its NOT Mini PCI-E and its not standard M2  B & M Key its  M2 A & E keyed. You cannot insert into an X1 slot    You put the WIFI 6 card in this [IMAGE] [URL] Then put AX210 M.2 A/E  WiFi Card in M.2 Key M Adapter   Then put the adapter into the PCI-E keyed slot on this. [URL] The Bluetooth USB must go to a flexbay or similar port on the motherboard or be fed to the outside and plugged in that way. [URL] [IMAGE]if you dont have flexbay header   [IMAGE]
I have a Dell Optiplex 7070 SFF running Fedora. I have an Intel network card ax210 installed in the m.2 slot and it works, the only problem was that cables for antenas were too short and the only solution that I thought was to buy a PCIe adaptor and use the card in the PCIe slot. Now the Bluetooth is not working, when I open the Bluetooth settings it says 'Plug in a dongle to use Bluetooth'. Wifi works. I don't know where the problem is, is it software? is hardware? I have the Intel drivers installed
Bluetooth not working on a PCIe slot