A network interface card (NIC) is a hardware device that allows a computer to communicate with other devices on a network. It has a unique address, called a MAC address, that identifies it on the ...

If the network interface card is still connected to the Aspire, it will be in the Network Adapters category. To re-enable the device, right-click it and select "Enable" from the context menu.

During initial tests of the iSCSI adapter card, throughput on a SAN setup by Intel was measured at 300M to 700M bit/sec., using only 3% to 5% of server processor capacity. That compared with a ...

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency expects to launch a Fast Network Interface Cards (FastNICs) initiative, and could soon solicit private business for the development of next generation ...

Bigfoot Networks targeted a niche, but growing, market segment when it released its network interface card (NIC) for gamers, appropriately called Killer, a couple of years back. Since then, gamers ...

The network card is equipped with a PCI-Express 3.0 x4 interface to allow for fast data transfer speeds, offering transmission rates from 10MB per second up to a massive 10GB per second.

However, to simply view the settings on your network interface, type “ethtool” followed by the name of your network interface (e.g. eth0). In the examples below, we’re looking at a network ...

Known as the Intel X550-AT2, the new network interface cards (NIC) replace the X540 and add compatibility with both 2.5GbE and 5GbE standards (as per ). Related: ...