Intel I350T2V2BLK Ethernet Server Adapter i350-T2 Network PCI Express 2.1 X4

Installed in a Windows Server 2012 R2. Peak transfert at 130MB/sec. Worth the price. (from my point of view)

The card I received the first time wasn't what I originally ordered due to a 3rd party supplier problem, but ANYHDD (merchant) rectified the problem immediately and shipped the correct card out within 24 hours. Verified the replacement was indeed the correct card. Having said that, Here's a quick review: I've been an Operations Engineer for a few years now and absolutely would not use any other NIC besides Intel cards period. Broadcom based stuff is decent, but if you're building a server or home computer, choose Intel. This card supports LACP (bonding both ports together) so that you can either have a failover connection in case one dies, or you can server 2x 1Gbit worth of traffic out. Has saved my ass a few times in a datacenter when one switch dies. While Intel cards are expensive, they are worth their weight in gold for features and reliability.

Purchased from Serverpartdeals but card received was not an I350T2V2; just the older I350T2. However, the card seems to be a genuine Intel card with the holographic Yottamark sticker on back, the embossed Delta brand on the transformer chip, and the TXC oscillator chip. Running this card in FreeNAS with both ports in a LACP link aggregation, and performance is as anticipated.

The 2 cards I received were NOT I350T2V2BLK, they were OLD I350T2BLK. Even the sticker on the card says I350T2. The MDDS document number on the card sticker cross-references to I350T2 and NOT I350T2V2. That said, they are genuine. Hologram sticker, printings, etc. They work fine but are OLD stock. Even the date code on the "Delta" chip on one side says 04/2014. The V2 rev of the card did not launch until Q3 '14. They seem to be working fine so far on CentOS7.2. Jeff

excellent!!!!