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I had an XPS13 from two generations ago, and I completely agree with the "killer" wifi linux problems. I'd also completely agree that it was cheap and easy eno
by drspacemonkey 7y ago
I had an XPS13 from two generations ago, and I completely agree with the "killer" wifi linux problems.
I'd also completely agree that it was cheap and easy enough to replace. Lots of guides online, and getting a real intel wifi card was like $15. Took me about an hour, and most of that was gingerly opening the case.
- robocat 7y agoI have the XPS 15 9560 with Ubuntu 18.04, and the Killer WiFi in that has been stable (I am handy with electronics, and I bought an Intel WiFI card, but I haven't needed to change it yet). Apparently the Killer WiFi has serious problems running on Windows.