Test system one:
Test system two:
Software used:
It is rare that I use two systems for a review, but I felt it was necessary in this case. The Inateck KT9001 comes with Windows 7 drivers on the drive and Windows 8 can handle it all with its own drivers.
Windows 8 on one hand has UASP support, a thing that Windows 7 can’t do properly. So I’ve performed the USB tests on the second system. The wireless tests are performed on the Windows 7 system as that allows me to take advantage of Realtek’s own control panel. In Windows 8 the system takes over these function as it can do it natively.
For the network test I’ll be connecting the card to my Netgear ProSafe Dual Band Wireless-N Access Point. It is a device that is easy to move around to get a view on coverage over distance and it has great coverage on its own.
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