Euqvos for Intel X550-T2 - ELX550AT2 Chip 10GbE PCIE Network Card, Dual RJ45 Ports PCI Express v3.0 X8 Intel ELX550AT2 Controller, 10Gb NIC for Windows Server, Windows 7/8/10, Linux

It works well, but sometimes "freezes."

Utilisé sur DSM 7.2.Reconnu immédiatement, connexion stable.On perd le wake on lan mais possible de s'en servir sur une autre carte réseau du NAS en lui attribuant une IP hors du réseau.

My husband recently tried the Euqvos 10GbE Single Port SFP+ PCI-E NIC Card for Intel 82599ES Chip X520-DA1 PCI Express x8 LAN Support Windows Server/Linux/VMware and he was really impressed. The card was easy to install and configure, and it provided a reliable and consistent connection. It was also very fast, allowing us to transfer large files quickly and easily.The card is also very versatile, as it supports Windows Server, Linux and VMware, so it is great for a variety of different purposes. It also comes with a comprehensive range of drivers and software to ensure that it works perfectly with the specific system.Overall, I would highly recommend this product. It is well worth the money, and the performance is fantastic. It is easy to set up and use and is great for a range of different purposes.ProsEasy to install and configureReliable and consistent connectionVersatile – supports Windows Server, Linux and VMwareComprehensive range of drivers and softwareGreat value for moneyFantastic performanceCons:None that we have foundTips to get the most out of this product:Make sure your system meets the minimum requirements firstRead the instructions carefully before installing or configuring the cardTest the card after installation to make sure it is working properly

Niquel la carte tourne très bien sur mon PC Windows 11, reconnue Immédiatement sans installer de pilotes (Plug&Play) .Maintenant j'ai un débit de fou avec ma Freebox Delta .Et la carte est moins chère que les marques concurrentes .Donc que du bonheur !!

I ordered this as a Vine item and gave it to my boss.....gone are the days of giving teacher an apple!He also doubles up as our IT hardware man so he knows a bit about this sort of kit. Initially he laughed that we'd only just got 1Gb full fibre to the site so this 10Gb card was a bit OTT but he took it anyway.He pointed out as many other reviewers have done that it need and additional SFP adapter to make the connection to a home network. You can pick these up for around £15 which isn't a great additional cost.Once you have one, connection is as per any other NIC.Since I gave him it he's used it in a new PC he's built for a workstation in the factory. He's reported that everything went well with the build, no conflicts or software issues and the PC is running very well.The 10Gb data rate, although not usable at the moment does future proof the PC in case higher speeds are achievable in the future.Verdict: Seemed like a good value NIC despite the extra SFP cost. Installation is easy and set up didn't prove problematic.