Vogzone 1Gb PCI-E NIC Network Card for Intel I350-T4V2,10Mb/100Mb/1000Mb Copper Quad RJ45 Ports, with Intel I350-AM4 Chip,1GbE PCI Express 2.1 X4 Ethernet Adapter Support Windows/Linux/VMware

Bought 2 of these quad port NICs, only 1 of the cards are working.

This product is a Network Interface Card adapter, designed for RJ45 Ethernet cable connections and compatible with PCI Express (PCIe) in servers or desktop computers. In my testing, I successfully installed it in a Dell Blade Server running VMware ESXi 7, where it demonstrated full compatibility. The bandwidth speeds were impressive, nearly reaching a gigabit per second, which is quite efficient for the network segment it operates in. This adapter breathed new life into an outdated rack server in my Virtual Private data center - lab. While I haven't directly compared this card's performance with a pure Intel chipset board, I am thoroughly satisfied with its quality and functionality. The card is professionally manufactured, and I've experienced no issues regarding stability or speed. I highly recommend this product for its excellent price and reliable performance.

I do a lot of home-server tinkering, and this card went directly into a Proxmox virtualized OPNsense router build that I've been meaning to complete for months. Specifically, this fits in my Lenovo m720q MiniPC with a small PCI-e adapter. Both the Debian based Proxmox, and the BSD based OPNsense recognized this ethernet card immediately, with no additional drivers needed. I have been pleased with the 1gig speeds for my local LAN, but can already see I need to upgrade my home network to 5gig or 10gig speeds because of the size of my video file library. If you are building a home router and your LAN is still using 1gig, then I highly recommend this ethernet card. It is very small and does not seem to get hot.

I installed this on the not-so-new PC I set up in the entertainment room at our new family vacation site so that my brother could enjoy his games without complaining. (He’s a professional gamer and complains about everything at the new place, so I proactively requested this to set it up.) We don’t go up to the vacation site often, but so far it’s been working well for the past 5 months without any issues.

This is not a product I would normally use, but my son and I are building a server and incorporated this into our build. This is a nice board... does what it says it will do. The overall quality seems good and the measured speeds are what we had hoped for. For what you get, this is fairly priced.

Installed in a personal server built off an Asus Maximus Extreme VI and runs quite well. You definitely want a 2.5gb switch to accompany this card to get the full speeds out of it. No issues in using it as a bidirectional card and separating the logical ports to access different interfaces such as vpn on one port and direct local file access on another. Excellent product, great value would definitely recommend!

This quad NIC worked well in my home lab server I had no problems getting it to work in Windows or Proxmox. This card should work in PFsense. The chip set is compatible with PFsense. This is a great add on for anyone building their own home lab server.

It's a quad 1gb ethernet intel PCI-E card. I think the price is a little high for 1gb speeds even for 4 ports. If they were 2.5gb ports I think it'd be a better value. It works fine, and no extra drivers needed, my system picked it right up.