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Julio Urquidi

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Dubbed by StarTech.com as a 5-speed NIC, the company announced its new single-port PCIe NBASE-T Ethernet network card, the ST10GSPEXNB.

The new PCIe 2.0x4 NIC supports 10, 5, 2.5, 1 Gbps and 100 Mbps networks, 16K jumbo frames, 802.1q VLAN tagging, and Auto-MDIX.

A low power consumption product, the ST10GSPEXNB is compatible with newer Cisco campus switches and Aruba Networks access points, and includes an optional low-profile mounting bracket. The ST10GSPXNB is compatible with newer campus switches from Cisco and access point from Aruba Networks.

Now available through online stores, including Amazon, Newegg and CDW, the ST10GSPEXNB PCIe NBASE-T Ethernet card has a list price of $340.99.
 
I think the various speeds of gigabit are interesting since the jump from 1gb to 10gb is such a leap right now. If replacing a bunch of nics and going from 1gb to 2gb is possible (with the appropriate switch), then you can effectively double bandwidth without the changes required for 10gb. I agree that cost is still steep though.
 

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