10Gb PCIe NIC Network Card, Single RJ45 Port, Aquantia AQC107 4X Ethernet LAN Controller, for Windows Server/Windows/Linux/ESX

For now.. perfect for my rtx 5090 new computer.. and my old desktop amd! yes.. buy it! works perfect!

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.

Looked fine, no visual flaws, came with a low-profile bracket, and had the MAC on a sticker (I always appreciate this). But the card itself was so defective that it prevents my machine from booting. It was very obviously never QA'd, because even a basic pin continuity check would have shown this card was defective. Do not buy this brand for any reason. It's a lottery as to whether or not you'll get a working card.

Great item! Easy to install. High speed.

Works great but runs hot, Windows 10 and 11 automatically pick up drives from Microsoft (not built in). Negotiates at 1, 2.5, 5, and 10 Gb. But note the "server" in the name - these are clearly designed to be installed in a server that provides forced air flow over the pcie slots. Running this in a desktop might shorten its life if you don't add extra cooling.

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.

Decent NIC, but if you are getting this to get the full 10Gb speeds, you would be better served looking elsewhere. Cabling is speed rated for higher than 10Gb, so I know it isn't that. Marvell's drivers are notoriously difficult to find and painfully slow to download. On an 8Gb fiber connection, lucky to get 4Gb consistently. I should have returned it while the window was open for returns. This NIC will be put in an anti static bag and will be put in collection of spare parts to get through a pinch if needed.