Newegg[newegg.com] has 27" ASRock Phantom QHD 2560 x 1440 (2K) 165Hz Monitor (PG27Q15R2A) on sale for $142.77. Shipping is free.
Description:
27" QHD (2560x1440) 1500R VA Display
165Hz High Refresh Rate
Brightness: 550 nit
1ms (MPRT) Response Time
87% DCI-P3 / sRGB 110% Color Space
Wide 178-Degree Viewing Angles
VESA DisplayHDR 400
AMD FreeSync Premium Technology
Flicker Free Technology
ASRock Low Blue Light Technology
2*HDMI 2.0, 1*DisplayPort 1.4
Height, Swivel, Tilt Adjustment
Integrated Wi-Fi Antenna
(Compatible with Wi-Fi 4/5/6/6E/7)
PS4/ Xbox One/ Xbox : 1080p, 60Hz, HDR
PS5: 1440p, 120Hz, HDR
Xbox Series X and S: 1440p, 120Hz, HDR, VRR
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There is nothing you do. Think of it as an accessory that improves reception. Because that is exactly what it is. Better yet, think of a wifi extender, but built into your tv.
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how does one use the WiFi antenna?
There are two SMA connectors on the back of the monitor. You use the included cable to connect to the SMA connectors on the back of your motherboard or wifi card, if they have them.
Think of it as a built-in set of "rabbit ear antennas" that you can connect to your TV, except you connect it to your wireless network card and you don't see it built into the monitor.
There are two SMA connectors on the back of the monitor. You use the included cable to connect to the SMA connectors on the back of your motherboard or wifi card, if they have them.
Think of it as a built-in set of "rabbit ear antennas" that you can connect to your TV, except you connect it to your wireless network card and you don't see it built into the monitor.
Thank you. I was about to use wingdings to type a response to those idiots.
wireless devices have an antenna that receive wifi signals. your phone has a tiny little antenna inside.
if your computer has built in wifi, it will often have a little stubby antenna on the back. that antenna can be unscrewed revealing the SMA connector underneath... https://m.media-amazon.com/images..._QL80_.jpg
simply run a wire and connect it to the back of the SMA connectors behind the monitor and the monitor acts a giant antenna for you.
wireless devices have an antenna that receive wifi signals. your phone has a tiny little antenna inside.
if your computer has built in wifi, it will often have a little stubby antenna on the back. that antenna can be unscrewed revealing the SMA connector underneath... https://m.media-amazon.com/images..._QL80_.jpg
simply run a wire and connect it to the back of the SMA connectors behind the monitor and the monitor acts a giant antenna for you.
I think you are right. The other poster who said this is a wifi repeater didn't make sense.
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still not sure how. can you elaborate?
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Think of it as a built-in set of "rabbit ear antennas" that you can connect to your TV, except you connect it to your wireless network card and you don't see it built into the monitor.
Think of it as a built-in set of "rabbit ear antennas" that you can connect to your TV, except you connect it to your wireless network card and you don't see it built into the monitor.
Thank you. I was about to use wingdings to type a response to those idiots.
if your computer has built in wifi, it will often have a little stubby antenna on the back. that antenna can be unscrewed revealing the SMA connector underneath... https://m.media-amazon.com/images..._QL80_
simply run a wire and connect it to the back of the SMA connectors behind the monitor and the monitor acts a giant antenna for you.
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if your computer has built in wifi, it will often have a little stubby antenna on the back. that antenna can be unscrewed revealing the SMA connector underneath... https://m.media-amazon.com/images..._QL80_
simply run a wire and connect it to the back of the SMA connectors behind the monitor and the monitor acts a giant antenna for you.
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