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10Gb RJ45 PCI-E Network Card with X540 Controller, Gigaplus X540-1T 10Gb Ethernet Adapter with Single 10Gbe PCI-E NIC, Support Windows/Linux/ESX Servers
99.99 CAD
Single-link 10GBASE-T copper networking for a server, workstation, or NAS using the well-supported Intel X540 controller.
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About this product
Key features
- 🌐10Gb Ultra High Speed: This LAN 10Gb Ethernet card is equipped with the X540 controller chip, which boosts Ethernet speeds up to 10Gb/s. The 10Gbps PCIe card provides a reliable and stable 10Gbe connection, effectively preventing packet loss and making servers more stable.
- 🌐Network Connectivity: This 100Mbps/1Gbps/10Gbps PCI Express NIC has one independent Ethernet port, PCI Express v2.0 (5.0GT/s) x8; compatible with x16 lanes of PCI-E X8 and PCI-E X16 slots. Note: Only applicable to PCIe ports, not PCI slots.
- 🌐Easy to Install: The Ethernet card comes with a QR code for installing operating system drivers, or you can download operating system drivers from website. Comes with a standard bracket and a low-profile bracket for different applications such as desktops, workstations, servers and mini-towers.
- 🌐Wide Compatibility: This 10G network card is compatible with Windows Server 2003/ 2008/ 2012, Windows 7/8/10/11, Visa, Vmware, Linux, ESX, ESXi. Supports multiple device connections to meet the diversified operating system needs of your data center or home use.
- 🌐Customer Service: Each GigaPlus 10G NIC undergoes rigorous reliability, quality, and performance testing. We provide lifetime technical support for the entire product.
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Specifications
- Model
- Gigaplus X540-1T
- Ports
- Single RJ45 (1x 10GBASE-T)
- Speed
- 10Gbps
- Chipset
- Intel X540
- Interface
- PCIe (PCIe x8 class)
- OS Support
- Windows, Linux, ESX servers
Pros
- ✓Intel X540 controller with mature drivers
- ✓Single 10GBASE-T RJ45 port over standard copper
- ✓Broad OS support including ESX
- ✓Lower cost than dual-port cards
Cons
- ×Single port only (no second-link redundancy)
- ×X540 runs warm and draws more power than newer controllers
- ×Needs Cat6a cabling for full 10G at distance
FAQ
How many ports does this card have?
It is a single-port 10GBASE-T card with one RJ45 connector, using the Intel X540 controller.
Is it compatible with ESX/ESXi?
Yes, it supports Windows, Linux, and ESX servers through the Intel X540 drivers.
What cable should I use?
Use Cat6a copper cabling to reach full 10Gbps over typical distances; Cat6 works for short runs.