Questions about edimax En-9320tx-E

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vordme34

6 years ago

Will the card fit into x16 pci-e ports? Has anyone tested with Salt 10Gbit? Achieved speeds and temperatures?

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Anonymous

4 years ago

Is PCIe 2.0 sufficient for the full 10 Gbit? All competing products have 3.0.

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mark_g

4 years ago

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Yes. PCIe 2.0 has 5 gigatransfers/s per lane, so here 4x5 GT/s. Subtract approx. 20% for the encoding, which leaves approx. 16 gigabit/s. By the way, I can't recommend the card very much, because it has pretty bad driver support (no matter if Windows or Linux). With the Intel card, everything worked right away (Linux; Ubuntu) or by installing the drivers (Windows). Intel X540-T1: 10Gbps Server Network Card

ablaz

3 years ago

Drivers no longer maintained by Edimax even if "pro". Will not work on any up-to-date Linux server.

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Maude Comte

3 years ago

We are sorry for this, please contact our customer service if needed, and thank you for sharing this information with us. https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/en-us/requests/new

dbovard

4 years ago

Can anyone help me get a connection with this card? Once connected in the computer it's being recognized, but when I connect the cable in the slot I get no connection (although my connection is working properly)? Did I miss something?

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mwpc

4 years ago

Windows 10 needs a Driver for this Card. I've got it to, but on every machine i install, it connects to the switch but you need to install the driver separately. I have the driver for this and other cards always on my unraid server and connect at the same time with the onboard 1Gbe network to get access to my server, so i can load the driver for the card over the onboard network. that's my solution for this problem. you can also take the cd or a usb-stick with the driver to install. Hope i could help you with this hints.