PCI express X1 1X RJ45 1GB RTL8111C network card low profile bracket PCE-1GB-201

Computer network card – fast access to the network

Are you looking for a reliable network card that will provide a stable internet connection? The Lanberg PCE-1GB-201 network card is an ideal solution for both home users and professionals. Thanks to the PCI Express x1 interface and support for the Gigabit Ethernet standard, it guarantees a high throughput of up to 1000 Mb/s. This means you can enjoy smooth video streaming, fast file downloads, and trouble-free online gaming.

Stability and compatibility

The card uses the Realtek RTL8111C chipset, which ensures stable and reliable operation. It is compatible with most Windows operating systems (from XP to 11) and Linux 5.11, making it a universal choice for various hardware configurations. Additionally, the card supports the IEEE 802.3x (Flow-Control) standard, which helps in efficient network traffic management and prevents data packet loss.

Installation and application

The Lanberg PCE-1GB-201 network card has a PCI Express x1 connector, which means it fits most motherboards. A low-profile bracket is included in the set, which allows installation of the card in cases with limited space – an ideal solution for SFF (Small Form Factor) computers. This makes the card suitable for both desktop computers and smaller constructions. Simple Plug and Play installation allows for quick card startup without complicated configuration.

• Efficient Realtek RTL8111C chipset: Provides a stable connection and high throughput up to 1000 Mb/s.
• PCI Express x1 interface: Compatible with most motherboards.
• Low-profile bracket included: Allows mounting in cases with limited space.
• Support for IEEE 802.3x standard: Efficient network traffic management.
• Plug and Play: Easy and quick installation without the need for additional configuration.
• Wide operating system compatibility: Windows (XP - 11) and Linux 5.11
• Dimensions: 63 x 40 x 19 mm – compact size making it easy to install even in tight cases.