EDUP2.5G Gigabit Network Card 2.5G/1G/100Mbps PCI Express Ethernet RJ45 LAN Adapter Converter for Desktop PC Support Windows,Windows Server,Linux,with Heat Sink, Low-Profile Bracket

I recently upgraded my VirginMedia speed to 516MB. Hub 3 is in modem mode and I'm using NETGEAR RAX200 WiFi 6 to handle the router and wifi functions. After upgrading the speed I noticed that the wired download speed to my Dell XPS 8700 would randomly drop to 90MB but the wireless speed was > 450MB. I changed the Wifi router twice but this didn't solve the issue. So I figured that the problem lies with the integrated NIC. I disabled the integrated NIC on the motherboard and installed this card and the drivers.Now all download wired speed tests are > 516MB.I could have gone for a cheaper option but after reviewing the specs of this particular card I got this one instead.

MODELO: Tarjeta de Red PCIe AX200 WiFi 6.Reseña: 2020/09/14La caja por fuera se ve algo simple, por dentro las cosas estaban revueltas (creo que por el envio).A decir verdad, creí que no me iba a funcionar adecuadamente cuando decía Intel, es una tarjeta para wifi 6 y aun no cuento con un router con esas capacidades pero aun así, me funciona de maravilla. La otra versión de tp link que había adquirido no es nada comparado con esta. Tengo un build de A320M-K con Ryzen 5 3400G y windows 10 pro edition.Positivo:- Fácil de instalar.- Tiene antenas largas.- Los drivers vienen en un usb (se agradece por los que no tengan lector de discos en su pc).- Tiene un manual de instalación.- El Bluetooth tiene un rango moderado (aprox 6mts sin paredes)- Se conecta a versiones wifi 6 o anteriores.- La tarjeta está firme en la caja sin que pueda ser golpeada.- Led indicador de bluetooth azul.- Barata con otras marcas y/o modelos wifi 6.Negativo:- La caja tiene los accesorios sueltos en la parte interior.- No tiene bolsa antiestática, suerte de que no se daño en el envío.- Tiene una tarjeta con "regalo" con un correo que no te contestan.Hasta el momento va bien y estoy satisfecho con el producto, actualizaré en caso de alguna falla que presente.

I bought this card to replace an 802.11n USB adapter as it offers both Wifi 6 connectivity and Bluetooth. It was easy to install as it uses the Intel AX200 driver that was immediately availble on my Windows PC once I booted it up. The connection strength and throughput speed were also excellent - far better than any n or ac adaptor I've previously used.However - the bad - I kept suffering random disconnects from both WAN and/or Internet, every 20 minutes or so. After a lot of trial and error, reading articles and faffing about with drivers, it seems there were two problems: first you need to be aware that few routers support the 802.11ax connectivity and you may need to disable this. Second, the card is *very* sensitive to interference - I had to switch off the wifi on my phone and also remove my wireless headphones and replace with Bluetooth versions. There is also very little help on the EDUP website, which is not well laid-out.Now I've solved the issues I am very happy with the performance, but some of these issues were slightly more than trivial to fix, so if you want a 'plug and play' solution this might not be it.

Genuinely surprised at how well this worked considering the price.With 2.5GBase-T switches getting more affordable (Zyxel & Qnap) I decided to upgrade my network to multi-gig. My main pc has the £80 Asus 10GBase-T card but didn’t want to spend that much on my BlueIris/CCTV server. With it being PCI-e x1 it doesn’t hog on of the more important x8/x16 slots.Only used it with windows so far but it was recognised immediately, and large file transfers cap out at around 275MB/s

My first experience with 2.5 Gbit ethernet, and this card works as advertised. The card is based on the Realtek RTL8125 chip, and I get around 295MB/s throughput, which is perfectly fine for a 2.5 Gbit link with overheads. Works fine under both Windows, and Linux.I bought two of them for a direct 2.5 Gbit ethernet link between my main PC, and my NAS. I'll upgrade the rest of the network when multi-gig switches cost less kidneys, because I only have two.