Vogzone M.2 to 10GbE Fiber Optic Network Card Single SFP+ Port with Intel 82599 chip, Support PXE/UEFI, M.2 + M Key + SFF-8087 with 35cm(13.7in) Cable for E-Sports Internet café.

Bought this for my Unraid server in a small Jonsbo N3 ITX case, and I'm very happy with it. Worked immediately with no drivers required, getting consistent speeds and no drop outs or any abnormalities. It does get hot so I'd recommend adding a fan near it. Using a TP-Link SFP+ RJ45 10GbE to a TP-Link 10GbE switch with no issues. Huge improvement when accessing my server from other PCs on the network.

I’ve been using the Vogzone 25 GBE dual-port NIC for a few weeks in my home server setup, and it’s been impressive. The card is powered by the Mellanox CONNECTX‑5 EN chipset, which makes it feel very robust and reliable, and the dual SFP28 ports provide a smooth 25 Gbps connection on both links. I’ve tested it with multiple devices on my network, and it handles high-bandwidth tasks like transferring large media files and running virtual machines without any noticeable lag or hiccups. The PCIe 3.0 x8 interface ensures the card has enough bandwidth for full speed, and it fits easily in my workstation without blocking other components. Another thing I really appreciate is the overall build quality and design. The card feels solid, and it hasn’t gotten hot even after extended use. Setup was straightforward, and the advanced features like RDMA and hardware offloads are a bonus if you need low-latency performance for storage or network-intensive applications. It’s also compatible with a range of SFP28 modules and DAC cables, which makes it versatile depending on your network infrastructure. Overall, this NIC is a high-performance, dependable upgrade for anyone looking to push beyond 10 GbE, whether for home labs, media servers, or small office networks.

ケーブルが太くて硬いので本当に装着できるかはマザーボードとケースと他カードとの組み合わせに強く依存します。 それでも10GbEで通信を試したい人向けです。 マザーボードのPCIeが埋まってしまった人には救世主、奇跡のパーツとなるかもしれません。 Windows11の場合にはネット記事でドライバーを探しました。

It’s a 25G dual Mellanox dual Ethernet/rdma card for $100. Seems to work just like the name brand ones. I’ve run it at 25G with direct sfp cable, and 1G with sfp to rj45. I think it does not do 2.5G/5G

Used it as I didn't have an extra pcie slot available on my ITX based unraid server. Was recognized immediately and the performance is as expected. The only downside is the cable supplied is very stiff.