Rosewill RC-402 PCI LAN Card

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Newegg shipped it to me within a handful of days. Dropped it in and had it functioning inside a handful of minutes, no issue. none noted Newegg is just the finest, hands down.

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Effortless install, good price. Shipping was slower then usual for some thing from newegg

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-Recognized upon plugging in with out installing drivers-Compatible with Win2008R2 x64bit Could see pc on local network but no world wide web access. Had to tweak about in setting in Windows and restart pc for network card to function correctly.-Does not come with screw to safe pci card, not seriously a issue due to the fact I have a lot of lying around

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It operates wonderful It scared me when I 1st saw it b/c it didn't fill up the PCI slot entirely. I guess ethernet cards really don't want that several pins

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Installed this card to a 2001 XP Home tower. Works good. didn't want a driver, it picked right up. None. Installed the card to an older XP House Pc that was previously used for only dial up. Added the card, jumped it onto my one hundred mbps network and updated the MS OS and virus (AVG) software. The MS updates only took... a couple of days.

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Low cost and operates nicely. None so far. N/A

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operates no does what its supposed to do.

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I installed it in an old win 98 machine and with the win 98 driver I downloaded from the Rosewill webpage, my win 98 laptop recognized and loaded it. When plugged into my router the pc had quick web. Driver installation will probably be a little tricky

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affordable, performs Maybe I got a negative one particular, but the internet cable doesn't "click" into the socket. I can just pull it out. It's not a major deal, but now I have to watch exactly where my cable is going so that I don't accidentally pull it out.

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Bought a lot of of these over the years, in no way had any troubles. none

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i got web now on two computers that did not have net ^_^ None i got two identical computers from a police auction and i could not get the drivers for the network interface installed soon after i installed xp. After a lengthy search about the net and even immediately after obtaining the driver that is supposed to operate off of the mobo's site i had no luck. I decided it wasn't worth the headache so i ordered 2 of these cards. plugged them in, operates like a charm.

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CGreat card basic I like it none

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Efficient, uncomplicated to install, no additional driver installation required. Works as intended. None. Good tiny NIC that is compatible across Windows and Linux with no any added driver installation required. Vista prepared as it claims as I have just migrated to Vista and required new cards simply because my old integrated NICs would not function proper in Vista and this card was a low-cost and easy replacement for those.

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I bought this immediately after installing Windows Server 2008 (vista) and acquiring that it didn't help my old network card. Plugged this in and it worked right away. No require to download anything, drivers had been present in windows. Cant beat the price tag. None

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Small card with all case adapters integrated. Plugged it in and XP had it configured within seconds - no drivers required. Can't inform any difference in speed, other than my online connection works again. Can't complain. Don't waste your time researching. It's a network card, it's affordable and it functions excellent.

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No drivers needed, worked ideal out of the box( xp has the drivers). No hang ups and does what it is produced to do plus it'slow profile style tends to make it incredibly suitable for cramped circumstances not a darn factor however I need to have gotten additional fantastic for the novice hardware installer. Easy to set up. No fuss no muss

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Wonderful upgrade for an older personal computer. Inexpensive!! Surfing the web only 3 mins soon after computer booted. only ten럼, but for the price ya can't complain!

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I forgot I even owned a pair of these, which says a lot about their uncomplicated reliability. none I have a pair of these in an older machine running as my Web gateway/NAT router (using Untangle). They just go and go.

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It worked right out of the box, and it was inexpensive. I am operating Linux (Mandriva 2008.1), so it is not a foregone conclusion that plug-in cards will function with my process. In this case, there are no complications. None that I can feel of. I bought this to get around a dilemma with an on-board ethernet NIC on a replacement mother board that does not perform with my Linux.Newegg delivered this in a day and got me back on the web.

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Cheap. None. I haven't seriously used the card as it was going to be a backup if I moved a workstation from a wireless place to my studio wǘ hubs as the on-board lan fried. I recently moved that workstation into the studio, operating Windows 7 as a testbed. At the moment the Rosewill RC-402 doesn't perform with W7 and is only recognized as a PCI Input Device. That's fine. I only half expected it to operate, hoping all of the Vista drivers would be ported to W7 (in its existing develop). I'll attempt some a lot more of the Realtek drivers found in the W7 network list to see if it'll function.