That will not work. these new Wifi 7 chips needs support Intel CPUs, thats the reason why you see Mediatek on all new AMD devices that provides Wifi 7.
It doesn’t really need intel cpus as much as it just doesn’t play nice with some amd platforms. The be200 runs on ancient intel and amd platforms as well as the raspberry pi just fine.
I see that the “AMD RZ717 Wi-Fi 7” Wi-Fi module is only available for AMD, but nothing is available on store for Intel (I have the Laptop 13 DIY Edition Framework (11th Gen Intel® Core™)).
And on Amazon, I confess I don’t understand: all these Wi-Fi cards have the genuine Intel BE200NGW chip, but the manufacturer is some random, anonymous Chinese company.
How much trust can I place in these Wi-Fi cards? Do they have specific modifications?
And most importantly, will they ultimately be compatible with my Laptop 13, 11th Gen?
Amazon has been overrun with lookalikes and knockoffs for years. The bigger the name product–the more likely it is. The old AX200 chip had a panoply of Amazon no-name Chinese listings too.
If you do get a genuine be200 it should work in the intel framework (just make sure you are actually getting one ending in 0, the ones ending in anything else won’t work).
If you want to be pretty sure you get a real one and don’t want to trust amazon you can get them off vendors like mouser or digikey where you can be pretty sure they are real.