💨 Enhance Your Network Speed with Intel Gigabit CT PCI-E Network Adapter EXPI9301CTBLK Review

Intel Gigabit CT PCI-E NIC When I built two identical systems with this card in 2013 I never used this Cat5e card until 2021. I was lazy and used the dual wifi range of usb adapters and then the built in mobo 2.4 wifi, worked overtime, all started having intermittent connection issues or stopped working completely. I've always planned to connect desktops with a fixed cable and finally did so with Jadaol's Cat6 flat cable in early 2021 when the latest Wi-Fi was in its final stages. I have a…

I have Windows 10 64t Pro. I pasted and uploaded it. He found it and installed it himself. I'm not sure what happened to my old controller, I just noticed that it was changed from gigabit to 10/100. This is part of my motherboard. Since I had a free PCI-e slot, I decided to just swap it out. I checked and it was the most recommended without having to refinance at home. I've decided to get some extra coins for one from a company that I've heard I believe will be in business tomorrow and have a…

Fake CE marking, fake serial number, fake chips. Starts and allows me to ping sites via cmd but hangs trying to browse the network with a TLS handshake. Not recognized by Intel drivers = non-genuine part. Check CE marking standards to ensure the device is not counterfeit.

The product I received is not the one shown and is a Chinese counterfeit by Intel. Yes, the board is silkscreened by Intel, but Windows 10 ships its own Microsoft driver. After downloading the original Intel driver, installation is not possible because it is not an original Intel card. Intel is the network card solution and the advertised chipset is reliable and powerful. But then again, the one I received is not a genuine Intel card. A simple Google search on the subject is very enlightening…