10Gb PCIe NIC Network Card, RJ45 Ethernet LAN, Aquantia AQC107 x4

Great performance

Didn't work on my dell nx3100/r510 it wouldnt boot with it installed just threw nmi errors. but, it did work in my dell t630 and seems to be pretty good.

I was rooting for this little guy but he let me down. 1st one was installed -the computer wouldn’t post. Got a replacement and the 2nd one wouldn’t post either. I don’t want to see if the third time is the charm or if it starts on fire and burns the house down. I’m not mad just disappointed.

Works out of the box in Linux and Proxmox environment. Installed 4 of these in a Dell 7060 small form factor. No compatibility issues so far. I still need to test the speeds and verify it can saturate 10g

This 10Gb PCIe NIC network card was a great upgrade for my system. Installation was simple and it was recognized quickly by the OS. The single RJ45 port delivers excellent speeds and stable connectivity, making it perfect for high-speed networks, large file transfers, and server or NAS setups. The build quality feels solid and performance has been consistently reliable. If you're looking to upgrade to 10Gb networking without complications, this card is a great value and works exactly as expected. Highly recommended!

I had issues with the NIC dropping in and out after I installed it in my workstation. Turns out the driver Windows 11 installed for it was not appropriate for the device. After installing the included driver disc, I was able to get a stable connection and ensure I was getting the proper link speed. It is an optical disc, I didn't even try finding it online.

I'm not sure if it's the fault of the card or the driver - Windows 11 didn't like it. More than half the time on bootup, it connected at 1GB instead of 10GB. It also had issues with WoL, so I switched back to an old Intel card instead and that has worked just fine (though that card doesn't support WoL at all). The card comes with a CD for drivers, but who has a CD anymore. The website it refers you to no longer works, so I was on my own with finding a driver for Windows 11.

This card has a much bigger heatsink than my old 1 gb one, which is what I needed since it sits under my gpu. Network speed has not only improved a little, but it has become more stable. The old card was disconnecting constantly. My computer is a brand new custom build gaming PC running windows 11, a windows update installed the drivers for me on bootup. No problems so far. for a 10 gb card the price is nice.

My Ethernet port on my MB went out, threw this in the PCIE slot and downloaded some drivers online, and it worked like a charm! The only downside is it comes with a small CD (GameCube game size) but who still has disk drives in 2025