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Part: ST1000SPEX43
UPC: 065030862448
Category: Networking - Network Adapters - Gigabit Ethernet
Description: StarTech.com 4-Port PCIe Gigabit Network Adapter Card
StarTech.com 4-Port PCIe Gigabit Network Adapter Card - Network adapter
- PCIe - Gigabit Ethernet x 4 - yellow
Key Selling Points
* Add four independent Gigabit RJ45 ports to connect to multiple
networks for high-bandwidth workstations and servers
* Realtek RTL8111G chipset for reliable performance
* Supports full-duplex flow control
Description
Description: 4PT PCIE GIGABIT NTWK ADPT CARD
StarTech.com 4-Port PCIe Gigabit Network Adapter Card - Network adapter
- PCIe - Gigabit Ethernet x 4 - yellow
Add four Gigabit Ethernet ports to a client, server or workstation
through one PCI Express slot. Now you can add four separate Gigabit
network ports to your client, server or workstation through just one
PCI Express slot, to provide connectivity to multiple networks without
draining your budget.
This 4-port network card delivers powerful connectivity for your
business, corporate or government office environment, with support for
high-performance, 4-channel networking and a maximum throughput of up
to 1000 Mbps in each direction (2000 Mbps total). The network adapter
card features the Realtek RTL8111G chipset, which is designed to
deliver the performance and enhanced capabilities you need for reliable
network connections to your server or computer.
This versatile quad-port network card is ideal for many business
applications requiring upgrades to servers or workstations, adding
feature-rich Gigabit networking with four independent ports. Compatible
with a broad range of operating systems, this cost-effective PCIe
Gigabit NIC is suitable for many SMB and Enterp
Paul S Heidmann
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2021
I have two of these cards in my main server here at home (so, a total of 8 ports). These perform well, with good throughput (using Debian).
Sergey Dudukin
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2021
Bought this for hi end Lenovo workstation. System was crashing when using network interfaces. After replacing of memory and mainboard the Startech was suspected. Changing network to onboard Ethernet immediately solved the issue. Startech tech support suggested to disable all ports except one and it helped system to stop crashing. They send me the link to some outdated driver because the latest installed by Windows 10 would not work. The development team tested our application and faced strange delays in the data transmission over UDP. Tried with onboard Intel and no issues. I am tired of it and returning the product. It is a waste of time. Better go ahead with several single port cards of trusted brands.
Richard Chapman
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2018
It works.
fire user
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2017
I've purchased about 15 of these for our business over the last couple years. At first they work well, then after a year or two, they begin to fail. Now full disclosure, we probably use them differently than most people will use them for. We dive a lot of data through them. We have about 25 cameras that all snap images at one time, and (via a switch) send those images to a PC. This happens about once a minute, 24/7. So, maybe we are taxing them too much. I don't know. But there is clearly an issue with them. If I were looking to use these to process more data than most typical apps, I'd be ware. IMHO, I believe that this product is probably great and will not fail for 95% of the applications people will use them for, but for the 5% of people who will use them heavily, I would steer clear.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2017
Worked nicely with Ubuntu 14.04.
Linse
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2016
Be careful about the bus-width - first computer I wanted to use it on had only a narrower one (this card seems 'mid-width'). Second computer I tried was an earlier PCI-ex slot, full-width, but under Win XP, this card did NOT work. I believe this older motherboard had a pair of slightly odd PCI-express for some form of video linking.Anyway, finally put into a third system, with Win-10, and it worked fine. I need the 4 ports, each with a fixed IP to link to 4 cellular NAT routers on 4 sub-nets. Having the 4-ports allows normal IP routing to select 1 of 4 remotes based on IP.
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