Intel I350 Dual RJ45 Port Ethernet Server Adapter, 2 Ports, RJ45, 10/100/1000, PCIe, I350

Brand: Intel
Part Number: I350-T2
Condition: Factory New Sealed
Availability: In Stock
Ships: Typically within 2 Business Days
Warranty: 3 Years

$165.00

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The I350-T2 dual port, copper, Gigabit PCIe NIC offers two ports of 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet transfer rate performance in a single PCIe x4 slot.

Model

Brand: Intel
Model: I350-T2

Details

Speed: 10/100/1000Mbps
Connectors: 2 x RJ45
Interface: PCI Express x4
Slot Type: PCI-Express 2.1
Physical Dimensions: 2.5"h x 5.3"w
Consumption: 4.2W (typ.)

Protocols

Networking Protocol: Ethernet
Networking Protocol: Fast Ethernet
Networking Protocol: Gigabit Ethernet
Networking Protocol: IEEE 802.3
Networking Protocol: IEEE 802.3u
Networking Protocol: IEEE 802.1Q
Networking Protocol: IEEE 802.3ab
Networking Protocol: IEEE 802.1p
Networking Protocol: IEEE 802.3x
Networking Protocol: IEEE 802.3ad
Networking Protocol: IEEE 802.3az

OS Required:

Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS 4, SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11, SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10, Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS 5, Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (32/64 bits), Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS 6
OS Required: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (32/64 bits)
OS Required: Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS 4
OS Required: Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS 5
OS Required: Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS 6
OS Required: SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10
OS Required: SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11

Package Contents

I350-T2 network adapter, low-profile bracket, documentation

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Richard	14/02/2021
Intel = good, Microsoft not so good Bought this one to experiment with bonding. It worked fine until Microsoft "upgraded" Windows 10 and bonding stopped working... now Intel has to catch up.Learned that MS bonding is not the same as Linux bonding, not even close. On Windows bonding is mostly for fail safe, throughput only improves if you connect to different end points.Works perfectly otherwise. 5

Timmo	09/10/2019
Great 1Gbps card Nice card. Very stable in my pfsense build. 5

Brian	23/01/2016
Link aggregated on CentOS for home media server Set this up on a home media server on CentOS and teamed the two ports to serve all the rooms at super fast speeds. May be an overkill for a home media server but it kicks some booty! 5

Christopher	24/07/2014
Great TOE adapter for servers Been using this about 6 months primarily for ISCSI and it has worked well. Native drivers in ESXI 5.x. Good performance, very stable, no complaints. 5

Christopher	25/08/2012
Intel I350 T2 dual gigabit nic We received the Intel I350 T2 nic in two days by way of FedEx. The product was in the clear plastic Intel clam shell and that was in a FedEx bubble wrap envelope. The card was brand new and never used. You can take a close look at the copper pins of the PCIe interface to see scratches if the card had been used and returned. This card was perfect.We purchased this NIC to be used in a FreeBSD 9.1 Pf firewall. This is one of the best gigabit cards you can buy as Intel did a great job with the chipset and the PCIe 4x interface. The card can guarantee full line speed for both gigabit interfaces (tx and rx combined) and near 10GE low latency numbers. In fact, this card reduced our network latency to 0.06ms compared to our older e1000 server card which averaged 0.23ms on a local gigabit network. If you are serving data which needs very low latency like DNS, NTP (time) or even web data take a look at a good network card. Truthfully, if you have the need and the funds this card would be great for gaming too.If you are interested we added some pictures of the card above. G\'Day! 5

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