EDUP Gigabit PCI Express 1000Mbps Ethernet Card, PCI-Express Ethernet Adapter RJ45 Port 10/100/1000 Mbps, IEEE 802.3x Flow Control, compatible with Win 11/10, 8/8.1, 2000, XP, Vista, 7

Plug and play, works perfectly 👍👍👍👍👍

Works amazing bought it to replace the ethernet port on my pc motherboard as it broke.

Works well for my machine. Easy to install. Plug & play

I bought the 1000M version listed here.Installation in a Win 10+ environment couldn't be simpler.It comes with instructions for driver installation BUT, if you have Win 10 or later, don't download and install the driver.The instructions tell you how to locate, download and install the driver before you physically install the card but then, right at the end, say not to install the driver if you are running Win 10 or later.So this is a very simple install process with Win10 or 11.The card is a perfect fit in my quality PC case.So I had none of the difficulties experienced by some reviewers physically fitting this card.I've uploaded a couple of photos to show the nice fit in my "fractal design focus 2" case.So in it went and Win 10 recognised it within seconds after booting up.Performance is great too.Amazing value at around £13!The build quality is lovely and I like the nice touch of including a screwdriver to help with changing the bracket to the included low profile bracket if needed.Very pleased with this purchase!

replacement for a failing motherboard ethernet connection

easy install no driver download needed on my W10 PC

This EDUP Gigabit Network Card (NIC) was purchased due to the main motherboard network card of one our PCs failing, so we needed to replace it. The NIC arrived quickly and on time (as stated by the seller) and Amazon kept us informed during the shipping process as per usual.We followed the instructions (provided) on how to download the drivers for the NIC before fitting the card in the PC.Then we fitted the card. It did not work straight away as the PC had to recognised the new piece of hardware (running on Windows10), so after a PC restart and running the Windows network diagnostics tools a couple of times to confirm ethernet was running via the new hardware, it started working. I only received it a couple of days ago and so far so good, it is working as intended.Useful things are that the NIC was delivered with a spare CAT 6 RJ45 cable, a different smaller adapter plate (for small form factor PCs), a couple of spare screws (if required) and a small phillips type screwdriver, which amounts to a really comprehensive kit to make sure that one can successfully fit the card!! :-)

I've built my own PCs for 12 years now so reasonably confident this isn't operator error. Put bluntly, it only just about fits. It doesn't sit snugly down in the slot and on the chassis backplate; I can get it in *enough* for the pins to work (and it did work without any software/driver mucking about on Windows 10) but it's not flush in at the backplate - I had to bend the leading edge of the card interface plate to get it to guide in, and then once home in the mobo slots the rest of the interface plate is off angle. I tried just screwing in the chassis screw thinking that might pop it home, but no dice.I didn't expect it to work when I fired up, but it does. I'm just not thrilled with the fit, I don't like gaps in my PC case. The interface plate is so badly aligned I can't see the LEDs from the back once it's in as far as I can get it.There's a gap of about 2mm in the corner where I have drawn the little arrow.Fractal case so it's not like I'm working with shoddy kit.