did the wifi organization really pull a USB 3 on us
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Minor note: considering MLO, WiFi 7 with 6Ghz/160 is definitely not equivalent to WiFi 6.
Pretty sure these boards are all using the same Intel module.
Aren't wifi on motherboards all just the same little M.2 cards in an enclosure?