Intel Corp. PRO/1000 GT Desktop LP
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Brutalic@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/19/14 |
Intel Corp. PRO/1000 GT Desktop LP
Cons:None
Pros:Fast, reliable |
a Nice Guy™@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 08/17/11 |
Intel Corp. PRO/1000 GT Desktop LP
Cons:EOL product and NCIX doesn't carry the Low Profile Bracket version of it. Same exact product as SKU 15706
Pros:It works great, drivers for Windows work great Comment:
Not the Low Profile Bracket version. The PWLA8391GTLBLK product is EOL and NCIX doesn't carry the correct version of it. I guess they're just getting rid of what stock they have. It works great otherwise.I didn't need two of the same since I purchased the same product under a different SKU, so I got a refund no problem. |
Tetrasky@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 04/07/11 |
Intel Corp. PRO/1000 GT Desktop LP
Cons:
Low Profile
Pros: Easy of installationNo manual installation of drivers needed Comment:
I didn't buy this one at NCIX as I needed it immediately.When I purchased it, I didn't even realize it was low profile, thank god I had an old 3com Ethernet card that had the same layout but full size. The worst about this card was that the bracket wasn't hold in place with screws but with hard metal plied into screw holes on the PCB, making it a pain to remove it without breaking the whole thing. windows 7 recognized the card immediately and installed it just fine. No new drivers are available from intel. |
Ian_G@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 04/06/11 |
Intel Corp. PRO/1000 GT Desktop LP
Cons:
No low-profile pci bracket.
Pros: Intel Gigabyte network card. Does anything more need to be said? Comment:
Buyer beware - The product comes with a full sized PCI bracket. No low profile bracket was included. When I e-mail my rep about it, he said "Looks like the OEM version do not come with low profile bracket."Good Intel network card. But not really low profile. |
You need this NIC in your system if you stream media via Windows Homegroup. For the price, they're practically giving it away. I've never had an issue with it and have installed one in every PC build I've ever done.