Windows is reporting this item as Intel Pro/1000 MT Desktop Adapter, not the name in the item, is this right or did i get the wrong card?
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you got it right. but it doesn't matter. this adapter runs on everything including linux (right out of the box). They have driver support for linux but its not needed as linux "finds" this NIC with no issues. We run win7 ultimate out of a VM as a linux host and once again, no problems at all with this card. Suggestion? buy it...
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Laptops and their manufacturers are quite picky about which cards are authorized for their machines. In fact I had to return this one, even though it was the exact same model that came originally with the machine. The BIOS rejected it. I couldn't believe it either. So I would rely only on the manufacturer to know whether it will work with your machine. Reason for attempted replacement was intermittent performance. In this case I think you get what you pay for. As a rule I really like Intel, but this is one of their low-end items. To solve the compatibility issue I ended up going with the Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N USB Adapter (AE3000). Considerably more expensive at $50 - and there's an important note in the reviews about how to install software with Windows 8 - but once the drivers were installed the performance was rock solid and very fast. Just one person's view. Hope this helps.
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Most likely wrong or outdated information. This ASUS desktop has an Intel H61 Express chipset motherboard which would not have any integrated onboard serial or parallel ports.
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Not in my experience. It should, but it's a fault between Windows 8.1 and the Intel Drivers.That said, it could have been an AMD chipset.
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A better option would be to make an online search with the model number of your PC and find RAM chipsets supported by it. I just remembered that this one in particular is for laptops and will not work on desktop PCs.
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Youre new to computers im guessing. This card only works on desktops. Its about 11" long and takes up 2 pci-e slots.
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I believe it is a PCI card. Bought it a while back and returned it because my motherboard only had PCI-E slots. Hope this helps.
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I don't have that same supply but it works fine together with a micro itx intel mobo and a extra USB 3.0 plugged in the PCI slots with a small 150W switching supply.
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yes it works the machine that I put the card in is running windows 8.1 just get the updated drivers from ATI should work fine
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Yes. You will have to get the drivers from their website. I am running this card and have Windows 8 Pro on my system.
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A Nvidia graphics card but I no longer have this computer so I am unable to tell you which one it is. But you should verify that the desktop you purchase has the components you want as not all models are created equally. An FYI, I had nothing but trouble from start-up with the desktop I purchased so I sent it back.
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Frank, I am surprised your W7 Ult. did not recognise the card. I just had to install it in to the PCIE slot on the motherboard and after rebooting the system just installed the driver.Alternatively go to the Trendnet site and download the right driver. You will need the exact model number to have the right driver . Cheers, Les
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it works in an PCI 3.0 slot but not on all motherboards! Works on ASUS and Supermicro but I cannot make it work on an Intel motherboard. If you need low profile, there are no many choices. The performance is above 6 of the windows index (of 7.9 max)
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Are you installing this in a pcie 1.0 slot? These adapters work on pcie 1.0 x1 only.
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I bought it for my Y2P. It worked much better than the original card but I would still lose connection from time to time. Not sure about updated Bios but I had upgraded about a month ago before selling the PC.
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As long as your motherboard has a spare PCI-e x16 slot, and you have physical room in the case for the card, you should be just fine. Make sure the drivers work for XP.
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You need to check a few things. Look for the model numbers. The one from the link is EXPI9404PT. From a link I checked on below it is an older model card. https://communities.intel.com/thread/40117 You want to get the model numbers for newer versions. I would have to get the model number for your motherboard to compare. I bought one just like the one you are asking about and had to return it for the newer PCI slots. Below is a link that explains the different slots if you're not aware. http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Everything-You-Need-to-Know-About-the-PCI-Express/190/4 Some of the newer ones are half height. If you order one of these make sure you ask for the slot cover adapter for full height if that is what you have in your computer like I have. Good Luck, David