10Gb NIC PCI-E Network Card for Intel X520-DA1(Intel E10G42BTDA), with Intel 82599EN Controller, Single SFP Port, 10G PCI Express Ethernet LAN Adapter Support Windows Server/Linux/VMware

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Easy Installation

Customers have reported a straightforward and effortless installation process for the network card, with no complications mentioned. Some users even noted an improvement in performance after installation.

Intel Chipset Architecture

Customers are highly satisfied with the Intel chipset architecture of the network card, praising its compatibility with various operating systems and efficient data transfer rates. Some users had to download drivers for installation but found it a straightforward process.

Multiple Speeds Support

Customers are generally positive about the multiple speeds support of the network card, with many praising its versatility and high-speed capabilities. Some customers noted that they needed additional equipment to fully utilize the product's potential, but overall, the card is seen as a solid choice for those seeking increased network speed.

Compatibility

Customers have generally positive feedback regarding the compatibility of this network card, expressing ease in installation and integration into various systems, including Windows Server, Linux, VMware, and Synology. However, a few customers mentioned minor concerns about slot size and compatibility with specific switches.

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Quality

The card seems to be made very well, and the speed is great.

I'm pleased with the quality, it's performance and above all the speed it produced especially since it has two ports.

Compatibility issues were a major concern for me, considering the age of my hardware, but this card dispelled all my worries.

The card was recognized as soon as the machine powered up and went through it's cycle.

Price

This card is an inexpensive way to set up a 10g network, although you still need to get the appropriate sfp modules to connecte... Read More

The price of 160 bucks for the 10g version is really great value for the money.

Also it was cheap enough that i wouldn't feel too bad if it didn't work.

You can get a decent one for a low price on amazon.

Shipping

This arrived on time and as described.

Packaging/appearance

Ran it with securityonion and it was a great packet collector.

It came in a thin box with plastic clamshell.

Competitiveness

The card’s ability to negotiate with my 10gig sfp+ zyxel switch was another pleasant surprise.

Intel chipset makes it compatible with a lot of os's, including freebsd.

The card doesn't have any intel branding on it, but it appears very similar to original intel cards.

One difference i did notice is that the sfp cans are only soldered at a couple points, but on a intel card every point is soldered.

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This product had a total of 300 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 9 2024.