QNAP QXG-10G2T-X710 Two Port 10GbE Network Card with SR-IOV and iSCSI, Block-Based and Supports Multiple Virtual Disk Modes
Details
- BrandQNAP
- Hardware InterfaceEthernet
- ColorMulticolored
- Compatible DevicesDesktop
- Data Link ProtocolEthernet
- Data Transfer Rate20 Gigabits
Description
🚀 Elevate Your Network Game with 20 Gbps Powerhouse!
- CROSS PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY - Seamlessly supports QNAP QTS, QuTS hero, Windows, and Linux for versatile deployment.
- BLAZING DUAL 10 GB E CONNECTIVITY - Experience ultra-fast networking with dual 10GbE ports supporting multiple speeds from 100M to 10G.
- NEXT GEN PC IE GEN 3 X 4 INTERFACE - Maximize throughput and compatibility with PCIe Gen 3 x4, ensuring smooth integration with your system.
- TURBOCHARGED 20 GBPS PORT TRUNKING - Combine both ports to double your bandwidth and accelerate data-heavy workflows effortlessly.
- VIRTUALIZATION READY WITH SR IOV I SCSI - Boost network efficiency and reduce latency for demanding virtualized environments and data centers.
The QNAP QXG-10G2T-X710 is a high-performance dual-port 10GbE network card featuring Intel’s X710 controller, PCIe Gen 3 x4 interface, and port trunking for up to 20 Gbps speeds. Designed for virtualization and intensive data transfer, it supports SR-IOV, iSCSI, and multiple OS platforms, making it ideal for professional-grade NAS and data center applications.
Specifications
| Brand | QNAP |
| Product Dimensions | 50 x 50 x 28 cm; 226.8 g |
| Item model number | QXG-10G2T-X710 |
| Manufacturer | QNAP |
| Color | Multicolored |
| Operating System | Os,Linux,窓 |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 227 g |
Reviews
J**E
Expensive for what it is but it works right out of the box in my QNAP TVS-H874
The 10 Gbe card in my PC cost half the price than this card. But since this card was for my QNAP NAS, I was ready to pay a little bit more to make sure I would not have any issues. It works flawlessly and it reach speed of up to 10G. This is a must have for high speed networking.
J**H
Mildly pricey Intel X710-T2L nic, provides sr-iov, etc. while also supporting 2.5g lan
This seemed a little pricey in comparison to generic cards based on the same Intel X710-T2L, but the quality was great. What you get with the X710-T2L over say the X550-T2 is essentially the generational improvements in energy use, plus whatever tweaks they may have done but aren't really mentioned. Both chipsets offer support for 10g/2.5g/1g/100m, as well as sr-iov and other features that might not be found in home-user targeted nics. I had went with this over the X550-T2 just because of its age and it being more likely to see driver updates further into the future along with its intended use in a QNAP NAS.That said the X550-T2 based cards also work great and can be found for pretty cheap. If I were looking for a 2.5g lan nic, I'd go this route over the Intel i225 based cards which have had some issues as well as features being removed for some OSs (RSS is disabled for most versions of the chipset depending on OS).
J**N
I installed it in my NAS and it worked right away. Seems fast and reliable so far.
I'm only running on one channel so far, but I am maxing out at about 1200 GB/Second. So I'm pleased with the upgrade from 1 Gigabit networking speeds. Over 10x faster. It is much better for large file transfers.
A**R
Connectivity
Connectivity and matbe at lower cost
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