NekoNeko

Hello, I want to connect video card in Wi-Fi adapter slot with mPCIe connecter to play games (I choose Nvidia GTX 770). But I think it is a very bad idea, because mPCI has very slow speed - I have 802.11n adapter, and I see somewere that it has 150 Mbit/s speed, but on WiKi I found that it has 600 Mbit/s (75 MB/s) but it still is TOO low, because PCI Express 2.0 (x1/x4/x8/x16/x32 link) has speed 5 Gbit/s (500MB/s) / 20 Gbit/s (2GB/s) / 40 Gbit/s (4GB/s) / 80 Gbit/s (8GB/s) / 160 Gbit/s (16GB/s) speed, differense is wery big, and the memory speed of GTX770 is 7 GB/s. How I read it need to be PCI 3 for this card, but Roger Tseng say (he is from hwtools Tech Support Team) that PE4L V2.1 can support to PCIe Gen 3, and must support my laptop (my laptop info is lower), but when I asked him about performance, he give me link to this forum, and I didn't find any information. Please help me if you can. My notebook: Samsung RC710-S03 (NP-RC710-S03RU), it has no PCI Express and no Thunderbolt. It has - Intel HM55 Chipset, Intel® Core i5-480M, 802,11bg/n Wi-Fi, Intel HD and Nvidia 315M videocards (I always have problems with Nvidia Optimus Technology, maybe you understand me). Link for this notebook in russian region - NP-RC710E - (I cant find it in USA).