Solution. #2. This is adapter mini pcie to pcie with wifi card in it. Now to why it needs usb. If this was only wifi then it probably wouldn't need that usb. One pcie slot can support one device, but mnipcie combo cards have 2 devices integrated, wifi and bluetooth. So it uses pcie connection for wifi and usb for bluetooth. Verified that the keyboard Bluetooth 'freeze' happens while playing a game (via Steam) and also typing text in Notepad. Disabled the motherboard Bluetooth radio in BIOS, removed the paired devices and the mobo BT entry in Windows Devices. Installed a USB Bluetooth dongle on a USB extension cable and paired Bluetooth keyboard + mouse with the Thank you for the information. I have looked into the official wireless adapter in addition to the Elite controller and that would push me into $100 per desktop so I am going to delay the purchase for now. Here is a picture of page of the manual displaying the back panel connectors that say MMCX (2T/2R). Here is the motherboard's manual. I tried ordering myself a pair of antennae, which turned out to be way more massive than I'd thought, and don't seem to do anything to increase the range of Bluetooth (which is currently zero).
It can tell you if your motherboard has Bluetooth or not by the following method. Navigate to the Windows search bar and type Device Manager. Press the Enter key on your keyboard; On the new page that opens, search for the Bluetooth option. If the device manager has a Bluetooth option, your motherboard has built-in Bluetooth connectivity.
Solution. #2. Generally, getting components that are connected directly to the motherboard are better. However, in this case, USB (especially 3.0), you will rarely notice a difference. However, there is a always a delay with video/audio to headphones over bluetooth. If you can, I would recommend getting a separate headset with it's own USB dongle. trFi.
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