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After replacing the ax200 card, now it is back to normal

20/40/80/160 on channel 40 also already tried using 20/40/80 channel width on channel 149 to the same results

Helo, need some input regarding my wifi issue. I got a confusing problem on my asus rog zephyrus g15 ga502iu running on windows 11 with intel ax200 wlan card. It cannot connect to my tplink ax73 router that is running on channel 40 with 160mhz band. But the weird thing is when the 5ghz band is set to only 20mhz on the properties page of the ax200 it can connect with internet. it also works fine when connected to wifi ac or wifi6 running on 2.4ghz 40mhz I have already tried uninstalling the driver and reinstalled intel latest driver but it doesn't solve it. Also tried to boot windows straight outta the original ssd also cannot connect when it is on 40/80/160mhz band. So i need some input, because i feel like maybe the ax200 card is broken? Or is there other thing that i need to try? edited to add some image

if you have some soldering skill, based on the image I think you can just directly solder the wire into the leftover contact point,

have you tried updating the bios? it seems that asus already released BIOS Version 0902 for Asus Prime B350M-A

that's why i say tend to have a flat freq response which is not exactly flat, and the m50x is just an example

no need for amp if you are using m50x, mine's sounds great even without using amp

under powered headphone is basically is the same as not properly driven headphone

i'm not saying they can't, just they won't sound as good when they are properly driven with an amp properly driven headphone on the same volume level output will have a difference in sound quality

while they can, they wouldn't be able to drive dt770 250 ohm properly properly driven headphone can sound very difference to the same headphone that just being driven enough to produce sound

m50x while not exactly flat is rather flat sounding and i know that Ohm is not exactly the cause (impedance and sensitivity cause it), they kinda cause it you know, on the same sensitivity level a higher impedance headphone are harder to drive than a lower one, and in this case the dt770 have a rather high impedance rating 80 or 250 and their sensitivity are 96 so they are rather hard to drive, while not exactly can't be driven straight without using amp

that depend, why not use the silicon tips? those can be comfortable if you use the right size, also when you are buying eartips, always make sure the nozle size match your earphone because they have difference size for each brand, like shure they use a small nozzle size or soundmagic which use large nozle, those tips are not compatible with each other

Grado sr80e is a very good pair of headphone, but sennheiser also have a lot of better pair, but once again it depends on what type of sennheiser are we talking here?

i would recomend klipsch for small ear canals, the oval tips they have is small in size but are very comfortable, but shure se215 also a very good choice

Koss Porta Pro on that price range is the best, you can't beat porta pro for under 50$