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High-quality Master Chip
BCM57810S Network Cards adopte high-quality master chip,include a number of advanced features that allow it to provide industry-leading performance and reliability.
10 Gigabit Faster Transmission
Transmission rate up to 10 Gigabit, you will enjoy a High-speed networks and save your precious time.
Supports Multiple Operating Systems
Widely Compatible with Windows Server 2003/ 2008/ 2012, Windows7/ 8/10 Visa, Linux, VMware ESX, etc.
Dual SFP+ Ports
Dual SFP+ Ports widely apply to 10G SFP+ Transceiver,10G SFP+ DAC,10G SFP+ A0C. They are flexible and scalacble to 10G Network which meet the demands of today’s data center environments.
PCI-E X8 Lane
PCI Express 2.0 (5.0 G T/s) X8 Lane,and also suitable for X16 Lane.
Easy to Install NIC
Scan the QR code on the network card and download the driver immediately.
Serg.
Reviewed in Germany on February 20, 2025
Eine tolle Aufwertung fürs HomeLab. Einfach beim Umbau LWL-Kabel verlegen und den Speed genießen.
K. Melton
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
I installed this card in my older HP Z440 running Proxmox, and it worked flawlessly from the moment I plugged it in. With its renowned Intel chipset, this card is incredibly stable and effortlessly achieves the maximum throughput through the SFP+ connector without any stability or cooling issues. Considering its affordable price, it’s a well-worthwhile investment.
Marco
Reviewed in Italy on January 4, 2025
Funziona perfettamente. Utilizzata per il mio NAS
Jethro
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
Taking one star off, I thought this card would do 2.5 gig - It does not, it is a chipset issue, not a driver issue. Not a problem, put the card into a server on my 10 gig network. Would have loved it to do 2.5 gig - no issues with the card, easy setup and it works. using in Proxmox, Checked on OpenSuse and it worked Speed was right on - though I really didnt check all that much - I dont notice any heat issues on the home server, with a NAS on it.
Shane Hathaway
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025
We installed these in several Linux servers (specifically Ubuntu, but that probably doesn't matter.) They came up right away in every server with no driver installation needed. They seem perfect for a low cost Ceph cluster.
Srdjan Manojlovic
Reviewed in Canada on August 31, 2024
Worked great but then died after 16 months of use.
Manuel Garcia
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2024
I purchased two, one for my NAS and the other for my computer. I upgraded to a 10Gbe network. When it connects, it works and the speeds are there but it disconnects constantly and it does not make a connection most of the time. I have to restart or keep giving it a static IP. I replaced them both with a different brand and I no longer have that problem. I am not sure if it was having a hard time talking to TrueNas or my router but a different brand fixed my issues.
Shanman
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024
I have multiple Jellyfin servers, and installed 1 10g nic in the Windows platform and 1 in the Ubuntu platform. Ubuntu connected with native drivers and Windows was an easy download, install BAM, both of these budget 10g nic's using DAC cables are getting me 300+ transfer speeds. As for how long they last, well I'll update a review if reliability becomes an issue. They do get hot when loaded for long periods, so I placed a 40mm Noctua blowing directly on just one, so if it dies, temp specifically won't be the factor. So far, a fantastic product, priced right and super fast shipping!
J. Birish
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024
While this chipset is older, its a bit more robust than the typical home consumer nic card and if I were looking to add a 2.5g network card I'd likely go this route over the Intel i225 series, even if I had no plans to use the 10g speeds it could provide.Don't get me wrong, these ones are still like triple the price of the i225/6 based cards (and even more than realtec based), but this chipset seems to have all of its bugs worked out and not have any issues, whereas the i225s seem to fail pretty easily (I have no experience with the i226 version, just i225). Realtecs seem to have potential driver issues, particularly with niche/specialized operating systems such as the FreeBSD based pfsense.
David Butler
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on March 12, 2024
This is not plug and play, you need to find the correct drivers for your OS for the Intel controller that it uses. That isn't as straightforward as it could/should be.Once set up, it certainly can work to specification but I have found some odd performance behaviours that get rectified by enabling/disabling other ethernet adaptors on my system. Very odd. But overall, I'm satisfied.
Maya
Reviewed in France on December 28, 2024
La carte est de bonne qualité, aucun driver à installer, elle est reconnue immédiatement par le système. Performances au rendez-vous, je constate une nette amélioration des transferts en 10GbE, sans surchauffe ni instabilité.C'est une excellente alternative, bien moins onéreuse que la carte officielle Synology, tout en offrant des fonctionnalités identiques. Je recommande vivement pour ceux qui cherchent à upgrader leur NAS sans se ruiner.Livraison rapide et bien emballée. Très satisfait de mon achat.
LKR
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024
Good card , works on Windows 11 but you REALLY have to install the driver from the link in QR code (for Windows 11 use setup.exe , not Asus thing or other) because the default driver installed by Windows works, but create a world of problems starting from taking about 10 minutes to apply any change to card setting up to connection disappear sometimes for a minute or two.Also in my case the connection for some reason 1400 on both ports (even the one that have no SFP+ module in it) instead of expected 10G , but since currently this is my only 10G device on the network besides the switch , all others 1GB I do not really care. But it strange.
blueriderwy
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023
Using a fresh OPNsense install (version 23.7.10_1-amd64) this network card was detected right away and I had no problems installing and configuring to work with OPNsense. I have two of these network cards, along with two of the SFP+ RJ45 transceivers listed below, installed in a custom PC used for a router; the transceiver worked great with this network card (I needed a transceiver that could auto-negotiate at 2.5Gb).https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089CWVHX4I don't have a 10Gb home network setup yet, so I was only able to test up to 2.5Gb for home network; this network card worked great. I have 1Gb+ internet service and had no problem consistently achieving 1Gb+ download speeds with this network card and transceiver.I was previously having performance issues with network cards that used RTL8125B chips and I225-V chips. I saw a number of OPNsense forums mentioning these X-520/82599 based network cards are reliable, reasonably priced, and have OPNsense/FreeBSD driver support, so I wanted to try 82599 and see if that solved my performance issues. So far it has been great and I wish I would have started with this configuration instead of wasting so much money on other network adapters.
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