
Basic plug and play Installed, updated new drivers and BAM. From 925 to 1307. Like right NOW. All test 5-7 in a row all consistent. File transfer just awesome. Not one complaint. Than You.

Plugged into older Alienware R7 that only had gigabit on-board, just worked and at full speed.

So I got into building a plex server and Ripping blu ray, using handbrake then putting them on my NAS plex server was slow on 1GBe networking (reltak is garbage if uou are transfering large files), so I decided to go 10Gbe and of course needed NICs to match. CLOUD had the cards that are intel and was plug and play into my Trunas system. On my Ripping computer just need to download the windows drives, easy.

- Intel card works with every device NIC I have with no issues - Worked at 1, 2.5 and 10GB for me with no issues - two ports - Can team depending on the OS


Works perfectly. Can't beat it for $14.99 out of pocket. Current Linux distros recognize it without additional drivers. Windows driver can be downloaded from Microsoft Update if you have other network access during install.

Seller was quick and very responsive to all my questions.

- Fast 10gbase-T performance at a good price

-Reliable and consistent. -Nice sleek set of options. 4 RSS Queues? Oh yes. -Better than your on board Realtek guaranteed. -Small Form Factor. Smaller than Intel Gigabit CT


Has full and half height bracket Card is super fast Very stable

Windows 10 Pro support VLANS Jumbo Frames More ports than i could ever use.




Fast way to get direct web into a netbook, tablet or other device for upgrades. if you are not aware of this windows and some flavors of linux cannot upgrade all of their files over wifi-- once a month you need to directly connect to the web if you need bugfixes and want upgrades. it cannot be done over wifi, if you dont believe me dive into some microsoft support pages or get into a linux forum or just google it. some things just cannot be done on wifi, read your fine print people. this will fix what ails your netbooks and tablets and slimline lappys that have no Ethernet jack.


Works with both PFSense and Proxmox without any special configurations.

No issues, dead simple on CentOS 7
