Can I get 2 NIC cards in this PC?
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Here is the information from Hp, Hope it will answer you. Expansion Slots PCI Express x16 (Gen 3.0 for i5 and i7 Ivy Bridge processors, all others Gen 2.0): 1 PCI Express x1 (Gen 2.0): 3 PCI Express x1 mini card: 1
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No. You plug it into a PCMCIA slot located usually on one side of your laptop computer. Some laptop PCMCIA slots will accommodate two PCMCIA cards.
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Well generally (as in 100% of the time I believe) mother boards have their own wired network adapters built in. So there is no card to replace unless you have a special situation, or you put one in yourself.
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It is possible I think to run one card on a 460 supply, I have 1250 power supply and am running 2 cards.
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there are two. one is already taken and the other slot is free. if this answer is helpful then please give me a positive feedback.
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Yes. To run the second card make sure you've got a 600 watt Psu and try to get one of the cables that has a molex adapter to reduce the strain on the motherboard
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They want a 600 watt supply for one. So figure about 300 watts each card. I'd do 900 watts at the minimum.
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John, I don't believe so. This, is nothing more than a low-power 1Gb "external" NIC. Works flawlessly for what it was designed for. Sorry, but I hope that helps!
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As far as I know, if you are running two separate LAN cards on the same computer, they will only work if you have two different IP Addresses. So I don't think that will enable you to do what you are wanting to do.
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Yes you can as long as you got enough 4 pci3 pins and the psu has enough power. So if you have 2 of this cube. You need at least 650W psu.
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If you are trying to install 2 of these cards into the same PC, the answer is "no". I asked SYBA tech support this exact same question, and they told me 2 cards would not work in the same PC. Hope this helps.
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This card will use two slots. Slot availability varies from tower to tower,setup to setup.
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According to Intel (http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/network-adapters/converged-network-adapters/ethernet-x540.html) it's PCIe 2.1. It's well-provisioned (2x the requisite bandwidth in fact) to support dual 10Gbit ports, even if both ports are fully saturated. At least from the PCIe bus perspective. Whether or not the host machine and/or the controller on this card can maintain that kind of rate is another matter.
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This is an AC Nic card it will work Win& should have the drivers I use it in Windows 8 and the drivers came right up. Also even though the name is Azurewave its really a Broadcom base Nic... Azurewave AW-CE123H 802.11ac/nbg WiFi+BT Broadcom BCM4352 867Mbps
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Yes. You should be able to add 1 more. But mine can only work with 2, because the middle port was bad.And it automatic detect which port is active and switch automatically.
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You need to be running a supported version of Windows Server or other OS that will let you use both cards at same time i.e. teaming as I described in my review. For some unexplained reason doesn't work with Windows 8.1 though.
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We are running windows 2012 R2 hypervisor with several virtual machines. This nic card works with no issue for me. We do not use core but I can not see any reason why it wouldn't work.