🚀 Elevate Your Network Game!
The 10Gtek 10Gb PCI-E NIC Network Card features a single SFP+ port and is powered by the Intel 82599EN controller, delivering exceptional performance and stability for servers and desktops. Compatible with multiple operating systems, it supports data transfer rates of up to 10Gbps, making it ideal for high-demand environments. The card comes with both standard and low-profile brackets for versatile installation options and is backed by a comprehensive warranty and tech support.
Color | X520-10G-1S(1xSFP+) |
Data Link Protocol | Ethernet |
Data Transfer Rate | 10 Gigabytes Per Second |
Compatible Devices | Server, Desktop |
Hardware Connectivity | PCIE x 8 |
J**S
Seamless Connectivity and Efficiency
As a solutions architect who has recently started working from home, I needed a reliable and high-speed network card to handle my upgraded home internet connection, which is now a fiber connection at 5Gbps+. I also required higher throughput to my work's datacenter. The 10Gtek 10Gb Dual RJ45 Port Network Card with X540 Controller has proven to be an excellent choice.First and foremost, this network card delivers outstanding performance. With dual RJ45 ports and the X540 controller, it supports 10Gbps speeds, ensuring that my connection remains fast and stable. This has been crucial for my workflow, as I often need to transfer large files and access remote servers without any lag.Upgrading my home internet to a fiber connection at 5Gbps+ meant I needed a network card that could handle such speeds efficiently. The 10Gtek network card has met these demands perfectly, providing the necessary throughput to my work's datacenter. This has significantly improved my productivity, allowing me to access and manage data quickly and efficiently.The installation process was straightforward, and the card works seamlessly with my Windows systems and Hyper-V servers. The packaging was fantastic, and the install was as simple as expected. However, the only negative experience I had was finding compatible drivers. Windows Update didn’t recognize the hardware, and the manufacturer’s website didn’t have any readily available drivers. I ended up going to the chip manufacturer’s website and found the appropriate driver, which I successfully installed. No driver disks or instructions were provided.The build quality of this network card is on par with what I expected, providing a solid and functional product. It feels robust enough for long-term use without being overly impressive. Additionally, the card's design ensures efficient heat dissipation, preventing overheating even during prolonged use. One feature I particularly appreciate is the network activity lights, which, while almost standard, provide clear indicators of network status and activity. The device is also void of any additional noise, making it ideal for a quiet home office environment.Additionally, the value for the money is exceptional. This network card offers high-end performance and features at a reasonable price point, making it a great investment for anyone needing reliable network connectivity.In summary, the 10Gtek 10Gb Dual RJ45 Port Network Card with X540 Controller is an excellent investment for anyone needing high-speed and reliable network connectivity. It has significantly enhanced my home office setup, providing seamless and efficient access to my work's datacenter. If you're looking for a network card that offers great value for the money, exceptional performance, and broad compatibility, I highly recommend this product. Despite the minor inconvenience with the drivers, it has been a game-changer for my workflow and connectivity needs.
P**R
Excellent product, but need some work to get it to work in Win 11
I built a NAS from old computer parts. The built-in ethernet on MB is only 1 gb, but I need faster speed. This 10 gb card has good reviews and good price. So, I bought two. Installation on the NAS was simple, and no additional driver was needed. A driver download was needed for it to work in Win 11. This was the only minor hurdle installing the card. Excellent transfer speed.
J**H
Works great on Windows 10, 11, and Server 2022
I bought multiple of these. Installed seamlessly on a ASRock B550 motherboard running Windows Server 2022 and am able to consistently reach speeds of near 10 Gbps on Cat 6a cable on a Trendnet 10 Gbps switch connecting my home network. Windows installed drivers automatically with no problems. Also installed easily on Windows 10 and 11 PCs.
R**I
Replaced other brand flaky card - now working flawlessly
I previously had a cheaper 10gb Network card with a bright red heat sink, but it was very flaky - constantly going down.It eventually took the entire desktop off the network.This installed easily and has not been a problem since. Strong network connections. Drivers automatically downloaded and installed.Just a note, this is card is using my Dell PCIe 4x port - the only one available. Working flawlessly.
M**R
Great inexpensive way to add 10G.
I bought this to add 10G to a PC in order to transfer a large number of files to a NAS. Worked well, I think the PC is about 10 years old. Files from the PC transferred at a speed of 150-220 Mbps due to the speed limitations of the spinning hard drives but still much faster that a 1G network. After transferring the files from the PC I put the card in a Synology DS 1821+ to use for backing up the first NAS and it worked great in that as well.
S**I
Windows 11 users be aware.
Does not have Windows 11 drivers or support. Will function, without any issues, with windows 10 driver if you track it down on Intel’s website.
M**O
Driver can be installed in device manager then select the folder
Perfect, working great with Unifi 10Gbps
A**M
Good 10Gb SFP+ NIC.
Working well in my Windows 11 PC. It's a home built system with an ASUS ROG Crosshair VII Hero motherboard and AMD Ryzen 9 5950X CPU. I connect my PC to an Aruba S2500 switch in the basement via OM4 fiber - my TrueNAS server also connects to the Aruba via 10Gb fiber.I was previously using a Mellanox card in my PC, but it died for some reason. This card seems to be working just as well, and I get very good thruput numbers when I test its connection to the TrueNAS server in the basement. (I didn't save the actual numbers). Recommended.
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