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08-30-2022 03:20 AM #1New ROGer Array
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Can a wifi chip be replaced in an ASUS X470 crosshair VII?
Can a wireless chip on an X470 Crosshair VII wi-fi be changed? Previously, they were screwed into the motherboard, but I guess the current board has them soldered in.
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09-03-2022 10:18 PM #2ROG Guru: Brown Belt Array RedSector73 PC Specs
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Just disable it and add whatever you want on a riser card.
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09-23-2022 01:09 PM #3New ROGer Array borob PC Specs
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You didn't specify which Crosshair VII board you have, but you should be able to just remove the I/O port cover, then unscrew the wi-fi card shielding and remove the m.2 A+E card.
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