Pros: meets expectations I don't have an AX 5400, but my WAP's AX 3000 works just fine.

Cons: The antennas are long, about 1 foot, not even kidding. I was expecting shorter, but I made it work anyways.

Overall Review: I would recommend this wireless card. I also did a ping loop with this card, knowing that my network isn't your normal cable modem and router. Mine is protected by a firewall, pfSense, adguard, and a few other things, but my internet is 550 down and 20 up. With that said, I sent a ping to Google and let it run; the pings were very decent; normally they would be around 18 to 25 ish, and as you know, it will get a high ping in the 50s, which is still very reasonable; I haven't seen anything higher than that with this card at all. This is normally the sweet spot with gaming PCs, although when I do put a load on the card, it seems like the pings are more solid and you won't really even see the 50 ms pings. or even feel these 50-ms pings, although the ping tester is running in the background. This is a very smooth and well-performing card, so I don't understand why there are more reviews. People are simply sleeping on this card. This card is also an Intel-based chipset, so that kind of speaks for itself. You can't get much better than this, people. Come on, help this guy out and support him.

Pros: it was Cheap

Cons: only last 3 months

Overall Review: I woudlnt Buy this Again Even if you paying me I will get this Rmaed or me My not I have no clue hopefully if I do I get a working and lasting one that lasts longer than 3 months

Pros: seems well-built and should work

Cons: It's not going to work on a Dell Optiplex 3010; stupid Dells. I plugged it in to see if it could be used, but only one fan worked. I'm guessing it's missing a wire that most aftermarket boards don't require; I see it on one of the three pins, but not the other. This shouldn't affect anyone who has an aftermarket board, and for everyone who has an OEM board, it's all a gamble.

Overall Review: Yes i would recommend

Pros: they worked and semi cheap

Cons: Let's get right to the point. These fans are quite loud; I have them set about 6 feet away and can hear them in my server rack. They aren't super loud like a normal server fan, where it sounds like a Dyson, but they aren't quite either, not by a long shot. My Dell Optiplex 3010 was quieter, despite the fact that it had factory fans. I am using these fans in an iStarUSA D-213-MATX-DT black 2U compact server. What's my next plan? If I were to replace these fans with something not as noisy, these fans would work great if what I was using them for was about 12 feet away or in another room. I would prefer the other room. Because I live in a small house, I have to use every inch, and I have no other way to expand or relocate my server rack. These fans move a lot of air; they're not bad fans, just poorly designed; buy them if you can live with that.

Overall Review: if you can live with semi loud fans go for it

Pros: its cheap

Cons: Watch yourself You should keep an eye on yourself because the edges are quite sharp, roughly as sharp as a tin can.

Overall Review: I would recommend this if you can live without the ears on a server, because some people have OCD. Also, you don't get any fans at all with this case. iStarUSA D-213-MATX-DT I would also start posting server chassis with rails that would work because if someone is new to the server chassis game, they don't know which rails to use, so I'm going to post them here. iStarUSA TC-RAIL-26

Pros: Well, it fits Intel LGA 2066/2011-3 & 2011-0 (Square ILM)/1700/1200/1156/1155/1151/1150 plus am4 and am5 boards. it looks amazeing

Cons: It will not fit out of the box with AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2/FM2+/FM2/FM1... I said it wouldn't fit out of the box, but it will work if you call or email Noctua. They will send you a mounting bracket for the AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2/FM2+/FM2/FM1 for free! Yes, I said that. Right. How I would deal with this is if you're using this CPU cooler or anything I listed, I ordered it and emailed Noctua. Give them proof of purchase (PDF, photo of the invoice, screenshot of your order, etc.).  shipping address (including your phone number for the courier). Hopefully you can get that mounting bracket in 3 to 7 days

Overall Review: I don't have to say much about the product. It speaks for itself. I'm taking a few stars off because these mounting brackets should be included regardless of whether someone is going to use them or not. Customers don't like to jump through hoops or track parts down. Most customers will try to find a different product, because most of them don't want to wait. Now, I do applaud Noctua for sending me the bracket for free. But there is one fact that I should not have had to contact you from the start; it should have already been in the box. Ya, I'm fully aware the am3+ is old as hxx, but I still use old hardware for DIY NAS and such. Why order brand new stuff when I can just make the old stuff I have laying around work? It saves me money and all I would need is a few odds and ends. The issue is that when the odds and ends say that it will work but not include, my wait time is 3 to 7 days for shipping