QCN9074 QCN9024 11AX 4X4 M.2 MU-MIMO WIFI6E 6GHz 5GHz WIFI6|Wallystech

QCN9074 QCN9024 11AX 4X4 M.2 MU-MIMO WIFI6E 6GHz 5GHz WIFI6|Wallystech

Are you in the market for a new high-performance network card? The DR9074-6E and DR9074-5G are both excellent options, but which one is right for you? In this article, we compare the two and help you understand their similarities and differences.

Introduction

The DR9074-6E and DR9074-5G are both network cards that support the latest Wi-Fi standard, IEEE 802.11ax. They come equipped with advanced chipsets, including the Qualcomm QCN9074 or QCN9024, 4×4 MIMO, and MU-MIMO technology to improve overall network performance.

QCN9074 vs. QCN9024

Here is a comparison table for QCN9074 vs QCN9024:

As you can see, the QCN9074 supports the 4.9 GHz frequency band while the QCN9024 does not. Additionally, the QCN9074 can support up to 512 simultaneously connected clients, while the QCN9024 can only support up to 256. The QCN9074 also has a higher maximum number of users per PPDU, allowing for more efficient use of the available bandwidth. Both chips have similar antenna configurations and frequency range, as well as support for full band operations and the ability to operate as both an access point and a client.

Similarities between the DR9074-6E and DR9074-5G

Both network cards come in the M.2 E-key interface form factor, making them ideal for use in laptops and compact desktops. They both support high-speed wireless connectivity and can achieve a maximum throughput of 4.8 Gbps.

Datasheet are available to download from the website of the product.

DR9074-6E

https://www.wallystech.com/Network_Card/DR9074-6E-Wifi6E-Qualcomm-QCN9074-Single-Band-6GHz-4T4R-M-2-E-Key-Interface-802-11ax.html

DR9074-5G

https://www.wallystech.com/Network_Card/DR9074-5G-PN02.1-Wifi-6-Qualcomm-QCN9074-Single-Band-5-GHz-4T4R-M.2-E-Key-Interface-802.11ax.html

Differences in frequency band

The DR9074-6E supports the Wi-Fi 6E standard and operates on the 6GHz frequency band. This makes it ideal for devices that require high-speed and low-latency wireless communication. The 6GHz band is relatively uncluttered, so you can expect better performance with minimal interference.

In contrast, the DR9074-5G supports the Wi-Fi 6 standard and works on the 5GHz frequency band. This makes it ideal for devices that require reliable and fast wireless communication. However, this frequency band is popular and widely used, which means that it might be more susceptible to interference.

Choosing the right network card for your needs

When it comes to choosing between the two, consider your specific needs. If you need a network card that offers the latest Wi-Fi 6E standard and operates on the 6GHz frequency band, then the DR9074-6E is the right choice. On the other hand, if you need a reliable and fast network card that works on the popular 5GHz frequency band, then the DR9074-5G is the better option.

Conclusion

Both the DR9074-6E and DR9074-5G are high-performance network cards that come packed with advanced features. Understanding the differences between the QCN9074 and QCN9024 chipsets will help you make an informed decision and choose the one that suits your needs best.

here's a comparison of the DR9074-6E and DR9074-5G network cards:

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