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Intel I210-T1 Network Adapter E0X95AA

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About this item

  • Low-halogen single-port PCI-Express 10/100/1000 Ethernet adapter
  • The power management features including Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE), DMA Coalescing, ultra-compact design, and a unique ventilated bracket for increased efficiency and reduced power consumption
  • IEEE 802.1Qav Audio-Video-Bridging (AVB) for tightly controlled media stream synchronization, buffering, and reservation
  • High-performing design supporting PCI Express Gen 2.1 2.5 GT/s
  • Reliable And Proven Gigabit Ethernet Technology From Intel Corporation


The Intel Ethernet Server Adapter I210 builds on Intel's history of excellence in Ethernet products. Intel continues its market leadership with this newest generation PCIe GbE network adapter. Based on the Intel Ethernet Controller I210, this adapter represents the next step in the Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) networking evolution for the enterprise and data center offering Audio-Video-Bridging (AVB) support, along with power management technologies such as Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE) and DMA Coalescing (DMAC).


Qudrat
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2023
The box arrived with missing parts!!In the pictures it appears to also contain a large bracket, my mother board only works with the larger bracket. I received the high bracket profile after reaching out everything was handled. Thank you to the team!
Airman
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2022
I have been running a pfSense firewall @ home for almost a decade now. I recently upgraded my host system from an aging Dell OptiPlex 755 desktop with an Intel Core2 processor to a Dell OptiPlex 7020 SFF with an Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4590 CPU @ 3.30GHz. This was the PERFECT secondary NIC to use in my pfSense 2.6.0 build in that system. I'm currently utilizing it as the WAN interface and the performance has been stellar. The following selection is from the OS Boot log for this I210 adapter.igb0: mem 0xf7d00000-0xf7dfffff,0xf7e00000-0xf7e03fff irq 16 at device 0.0 on pci2igb0: EEPROM V3.30-0 Option ROM V1-b304-p0 eTrack 0x800007a9igb0: Using 1024 TX descriptors and 1024 RX descriptorsigb0: Using 4 RX queues 4 TX queuesigb0: Using MSI-X interrupts with 5 vectorsigb0: Ethernet address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx (masked for privacy)igb0: netmap queues/slots: TX 4/1024, RX 4/1024
Murtaza Saeed
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2022
Always been a fan of Intel NICs. They just work, no fuss unlike the other Realtek or generic NICs you can find.Great compatibility with Windows, Linux and pfSense / OPNsense.Installed this in a Windows machine and grabbed the latest drivers from the Intel website. Works perfectly, getting around 950-960 Mbps through iPerf3.Would definitely recommend to anyone looking to get an extra NIC in their PC, or if they want to use this instead of the onboard NIC of their motherboard.
Iftekhar B.
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2022
So, I was using Intel's WiFi 6 module on my desktop to connect with my Netgear WiFi 6 router for quite sometime now. I was happy but couldn't be totally satisfied. Average speed was good but could never reach to the advertised speed. I am using Verizon Fios 300/300 internet only plan. Like many other Americans I am also working from home and really needed a solid internet connection to my desktop PC. I replaced my Netgear router with a Mikrotik hAP AC router and ran a direct CAT6 Ethernet cable directly to my PC. This is where this little monster shines. Not sure why my Netgear WiFi 6 could never perform better than low powered Mikrotik router despite having more powerful Chipset. However, I disabled my built-in Ethernet (Realtek Chipset) feature from the BIOS and added this NIC and bam. Now, every-time I run any speed-test it almost always touches 300/300 mbps if not more. Really satisfied with this NIC and would recommend this to anyone who wants to have stable internet connection to their work PC. If you have internet speed higher than 1GB, you should consider Intel's I225 chipset based NIC.Note: Your mileage may vary based on the type of cable and router you use. I migrated to Mikrotik for learning purpose and it performed well beyond my expectations. Also I used Ugreen braided CAT6 cable. Turns out they all are performing as it should.
Mason
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2021
I bought this to replace my onboard Killer Networking NIC. I've had connectivity issues with this Killer Networking card ever since this computer was new. I've tried many different methods of retaining the use of my onboard NIC, but it is just low quality junk.This Intel NIC works beautifully, literally plug and play. Windows will have the most recent driver for you already once installed. Excellent connection quality and speed, this was an upgrade in every way from my onboard Killer NIC.If you have onboard NIC issues and you're tired of it, just buy this and throw it in. You won't regret it.
Miguel Alejandro Camacho Uribe BRI170220AK7
Reviewed in Mexico on January 7, 2020
el accesorio para el montaje en un chasis bajo es muy practico
Matthieu
Reviewed in France on March 31, 2019
les taux de transfert de mon freenas ont signifiquement augmentés avec cette carte intel. Le CPU du serveur est également moins mis a contribution, la carte faisant du ipv4 checksum offloading entre autre.
John M.
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2018
TL;DR: Despite having a premium above the commodity ethernet card manufacturers (TP-Link, D-Link, Realtek, etc.), it is 100% worth it in terms of stability, driver support and performance. Buy this if your current network card is giving you problems. DEFINITELY buy this if you (like me): (1) have a Qualcomm Atheros network card on your motherboard, (2) get random, bluescreen/dump-less crashes and (3) are on Windows 10 1803. (and disable the onboard card in the BIOS afterwards)I bought this adapter to replace an EOL (end-of-life) Atheros onboard network adapter after it started crashing, freezing and even corrupting data --even with the last drivers released. I could've gone for any $10-$20 off-the-shelf ethernet adapter, but I picked Intel because of their excellent track record for performance, stability, driver support and feature set.It was 100% worth it.The crashes I mentioned above were solved, and even some CPU-intensive games (Overwatch) performed better, getting me ~10-20 FPS more on avg in higher-CPU maps. (bring me back up from ~90FPS to ~120FPS) The adapter is still well-supported, with Windows 10 1803-compatible drivers to boot. I got measurably less jitter than on my Qualcomm Atheros onboard adapter, even before I had the crashing issues with it. Network performance was also better with more consistent ping and reaching my max speed faster, alongside less System CPU usage. The card even has a lot of settings to fine-tune for performance, CPU usage, bandwidth & latency. There's even a guide on Intel's site with presets to favor one over the other. (e.g.: "use these settings to reduce latency and increase bandwidth at the possible cost of CPU usage")I considered this versus the cheaper, 2010 card model -- -- and decided to go with this model due to having a newer chipset (2013) a couple more features, and none of the current "broken features in Windows 10" issues the older model has.Finally, this card was worth the buy and I recommend it to anyone looking for a well-supported network card that won't give you any issues, and even more so if you're looking to replace a buggy network card.
Marquande
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 21, 2018
I needed a NIC for AoIP using AES67 so it had to support IEEE 1558. This card uses the Intel i210-T1 chipset so just what I needed but thankfully at about half the price of an Intel branded card. It was recognised immediately by Windows and drivers loaded. Intel have just released updated drivers so downloaded those for extra functionality. The card is very cleanly made and comes with both full size and low profile adapters, these are good quality, easy to exchange and made of decent metal. (not bendy with sharp edges!) It uses the short PCI slot so doesn't take up much space inside your machine. HP have lots of servers and business PCs out in the market and aren't going to risk grief by making a duff product.
Joseph Archer
Reviewed in Canada on November 25, 2017
Works great in FreeNAS. Bought this specifically after seeing it reccomended and the motherboard that I had purchased for FreeNAS had a realtek. Not to crap on realtek cause they do make some good stuff, but the underlying OS in FreeNAS doesn't have the best driver support.Worked out of the box, and is performing flawlessly.
Boss
Reviewed in Italy on October 2, 2017
Il prodotto è conforme ed il funzionamento è eccellente. Un prodotto simile ordinato su di un altro sito addirittura non è arrivato ed ho dovuto annullare l'ordine: direi quindi che non c'è paragone!