I use Windows 11 most of the time and sometimes Ubuntu 23.04 (will update to 23.10 later). I know Windows 11 should support it (assuming latest versions). Since Ubuntu 23.10 uses the latest 6.5 Linux kernel, which brings Wi-Fi7 support, it seems to be able to support it too. I’m just unsure about the hardware part and the overall compatibility. (I’m on 13th gen i7-1360P)
Edit: I don’t have high hopes
Seems like it may not work
I’ll email framework about this, see if I can get an official statement from then and have them update the list of compatible Wi-Fi cards
I have 4 systems:
1- work/render system amd x670 based
2- gaming system intel b760 based i5 13500
3 - laptop amd based
4 - download mff pc intel b660 based i3 12100
Bought 4 be200 adapters, working very fine in intel based systems after installing drivers, and not even booting into bios in amd systems, will update after i try a pcie adapter in x670 system
I contacted ASRock regarding the compatibility of my AMD X570-based ASRock motherboard. According to them, the BE200 Wi-Fi card only works with 600 and 700 series Intel chipsets/platforms, and that AMD platforms do not support Intel Wi-Fi 7 cards.
I’ve got two on the way anyway. I’ll give it a go, and if it doesn’t work, I’ll re-sell on eBay hopefully for a small profit as I got a pretty good deal from Mouser on these.
Followed up with ASRock asking if AMD support was something that may come in the future and they said:
We have reported the problem to AMD but currently AMD motherboard do not support Wi-Fi 7. Supporting Wi-Fi 7 depends on AMD’s plan, if AMD plans to support Wi-Fi 7 in the future, it will be announced on the website.