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| Brand: | D-Link |
| Item Height : | 10 millimetres |
| Item Width: | 17 centimetres |
Technical Details
- ADSL Port: Not Applicable
- ADSL2+ Port: Not Applicable
- Analogue Modem: Not Applicable
- Bluetooth: No
- CDMA Modem: Not Applicable
- DECT Port: Not Applicable
- Device Form: PC Internal
- Ethernet: Yes
- Fast Ethernet: Yes
- Firewire: No
- GPRS: Not Applicable
- GSM: Not Applicable
- Gigabit Ethernet: Yes
- HPNA: No
- HPNA Port: No
- HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access): Not Applicable
- Hands Free Functionality: No
- Home Radio Frequency: No
- Home Radio Frequency Port: No
- ISDN Port: Not Applicable
- IrDA: No
- IrDA Port: No
- MiMo Port: No
- NIC Data Transfer Rate in Mbits: 1000
- Pack Size: 1
- Platform: PC / Mac
- Power LAN: No
- Power over Ethernet: No POE
- Powerline Modem: Not Applicable
- SDSL Port: Not Applicable
- Simultaneous Voice and Data Transfer (SVD): Not Applicable
- TV Cable Net Function: No
- TV Cable Port: Not Applicable
- Token Ring: No
- Token Ring Port: No
- Type: Networking Card
- UMTS: Not Applicable
- USB: No
- W-LAN 802.11n Port: No
- WLAN 802.11A: No
- WLAN 802.11B: No
- WLAN 802.11G: No
- WLAN 802.11I: No
- WLAN 802.11a Port: No
- WLAN 802.11b Port: No
- WLAN 802.11g Port: No
- WLAN 802.11i Port: No
- WUSB: No
- WiMAX: No
- Wireless: No
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The D-Link DGE-528T is a high-performance 10/100/1000Mbps copper Gigabit PCI card for desktop PC. Capable of running at full-duplex Gigabit speed, this card gives your PC 2000Mbps data transmission on your existing Cat. 5 twisted-pair network cable. As an inexpensive alternative solution to fiber-optic, the card allows you to instantly upgrade to Gigabit without requiring you to install new, expensive fiber cables. The card supports 10/100/1000Mbps network speed auto-sensing and full/half duplex auto-negotiation.The card provides on-board screening of VLANs Tagged Ethernet frames, allowing your PC to be configured with VLAN-supported switch. Your PC can be part of a VLAN network, where domains are segmented up to enhance performance and security.Wake-On-LAN (WOL) is an Advanced Configuration Power Interface (ACPI) function allowing a powered OFF computer to be powered ON from a remote station. This function allows the administrator to send wake-up signals to a computer. The WOL function provides a great utility for power management of the PC and allows users to initiate action at irregular times and from distant locations.The card's embedded flow control and independent FIFO provide a means to protect against possible data loss during transmission on the network. When connected to a Gigabit switch supporting flow control, the card receives signals from the switch regarding buffer overrun during peak usage periods. The card then delays transmission until the switch is ready again to accept new data.Using a single chip solution, this card is very small in size and consumes very little power of your computer system.
Product Description
DLink 32BIT PCI BUS COPPER RJ45 GIGABIT ETHERNET ADAPTER DGE528T Networks Network Adapters
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I found that this adapter was very easy to install and it has worked reliably from the beginning. It is definitely fast, although my system is not fast enough to fully put it through it's paces. I use it on a windows XP machine to connect to my router. Please note that when I removed XP and installed a final RC version of Windows 7 I was surprised to find that the adapter didn't work: Windows 7 didn't include a driver for it, and I was unable to connect to the internet at all! At the time I couldn't find a suitable driver on an internet search, so I ended up reinstalling XP. This is NOT something I would recommend you try unless you want a week of two of misery reinstalling your system. Best to check before you buy it if you're thinking of upgrading to windows 7. I believe it is compatible with Windows Vista 32/64bit, Linux and MacPro, but the DLink website still doesn't give a link for the Windows 7 driver (for the similar model DFE-528TX).
This is the best network card i have ever installed. very fast. easy to install. and i have not had any problems since purchase a few weeks ago.
D-Link DGE 528T - Network adapter - PCI - EN, Fast EN, Gigabit EN - 10Base-T, 100Base-TX, 1000Base-T
29 Dec 2011
Dual Booting:
D-LINK Ethernet network card - PCI Ethernet card Gigabit DGE-528T I have found product very robust when configuring to hardware operation sytem detection system.
-Microsoft 32bit XP vista win2000.
-Linux 32bit kernel.
D-LINK Ethernet network card - PCI Ethernet card Gigabit DGE-528T I have found product very robust when configuring to hardware operation sytem detection system.
-Microsoft 32bit XP vista win2000.
-Linux 32bit kernel.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
No complaints
Looking for a card to upgrade an old PC cheaply, works as it should, use it to stream films and some file sharing, mostly download yet file uploading still fast. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Mr. P. D. Shroff
Nice!
I bought this has i wanted a faster data transfer rate over the on board 10/100 bit one.. Even though I haven't bought a gigaswitch yet, this baby still beat up my on board one. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Mr. T. D. Makonde-tafari
Good enough
no prob with the part, but many a prob with Vista. It just wouldn't recognise it and it doesn't matter whethee the driver is installed or not, it just won't allow it to work. Read more
Published 18 months ago by the horse
Works like a treat
Everything works with this product, easy set up, got it working in 5 minutes! And im not even that computer literate! Cheap and easy, what else do you want?
Published on 21 April 2010 by T. Mustafa
Ethernet connector
My computer only had USB ports, which were fine, until I upgraded to broadband. The instructions recommended connecting the modem via an ethernet cable. Read more
Published on 12 July 2009 by L. W. Slee
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