“Gamers may prefer wired connections to wireless ones, but Rivet Network’s new Killer AX 1650 network card just might convince some folks that it’s finally time to cut the cord.”
https://www.pcworld.com/article/3388132/killer-ax-1650-network-card-wi-fi-6-specs-features.html
“The big news with the E3000 is it hits a steady 2.5 Gbps throughput, which adds a bit of future-proofing for home networks.”
“Throughput with the Wireless-AC 1550 connected via the 5GHz band at 160MHz is the best we’ve seen from any WiFi solution.”
https://hexus.net/tech/reviews/network/121136-killer-wireless-ac-1550/ >
“The Killer Wireless AC 1550 is hands down the best Wireless NIC available for enthusiasts and gamers that want the absolute best performance possible from their connection.”
“MSI is…excited to be working with Rivet Networks on bringing this cutting-edge technology to market” which allows gamers “to prioritize their own gaming network traffic above the traffic of other connected devices…”
Killer’s New Wireless xTend Feature Turns Your PCs Into Mesh Network Nodes >
“Advanced Stream Detection makes Rivet a clear market leader when it comes to any type of network prioritization…”
Rivet Networks’ all new Killer Wireless-AC 1550 is “…faster than a wired gigabit Ethernet connection.”
“Imagine the scenario where you have a monster gaming PC, but you also use the same area to support a few internet connected consoles. Or that the Wi-Fi router for the environment doesn’t actually reach that far… Rivet Networks, the company behind the Killer networking chips…is offering OEMs another plus point in their product functionality by offering such a solution.”
Rivet Networks Announces Killer xTend: Turning a Gaming PC into a Switch and Wi-Fi AP >
“Just when we thought we’d seen it all, MSI teams up with Killer to announce a new motherboard that acts as both a networking switch and a Wi-Fi extender for your other wireless devices.”
MSI’s Z270 Godlike Gaming Motherboard Doubles as a Wi-Fi Range Extender >
“The Killer Prioritization Engine is a QoS system in essence, but it’s highly optimized to recognize additional types of lag-sensitive traffic, including games.”
Linksys Unveils a Bad-Ass Router for Gamers: The Linksys WRT32X Wi-Fi Gaming Router >
See Why Parm Mann at HEXUS Called the Killer E2500 the “best example of network traffic management we’ve seen on a consumer device.”
“The Killer Wireless AC-1535 impressed us with very good transfer speeds, long range and intelligent features. This card can be easily recommended to gamers and power users who are looking for the freedom provided by features such as Advanced Stream Detect.”
AnandTech Covers Dell’s Announcement Calling Out the Killer 1535 as One of the Exciting New Features of its XPS 13 Notebook
Dell Updates XPS 13 with Intel’s Kaby Lake, Killer Wi-Fi, Now Also in Rose Gold >
Check out PC Gamer’s Recent Article on How to Set Up a Home Network for Gaming, and How Big of a Difference Killer Networking Products Can Make
How to Set up Your Home Network for Optimal Gaming Performance >
See Why HEXUS Gave the E2400 a HEXUS Recommended Award, and HEXUS Journalist Parm Mann’s Thoughts of Killer WiFi Products
Read Ken Brown from Legit Reviews thoughts after taking an in-depth look at the Killer 1535 Wireless-AC chip found in most high-end gaming notebooks today.
Rivet Networks Killer Wireless-AC 1535 MU-MIMO Card Review >
Tech Report’s Mark Nelson goes in depth on a very technical look at the Killer E2400 Gigabit Ethernet controller and how it influences online game play.
Just how good is Killer WiFi for games? PC Perspective goes the extra mile to check out how the Killer 1535 improves gaming experiences.
Marco Chiappetta takes the Killer Wireless-AC 1535 to its limits to determine just how good its gaming performance and Mu-MIMO technology is.
Rivet Killer Wireless-AC 1535 Controller Boosts Wi-Fi Range And Performance >
