10 Gig Lan Card

Awesome switch. For less than 500.00 you can interconnect 10 gig/5 gig/2.5 gig/1 gig devices on your network. I have used this with high end 10 gig Intel cards, and low end cheap Aquantia 10/5/2.5 Gig cards. Works great with all of them. Even get 10 Gig over short runs on Cat 5E. (around 50 feet). The web interface is a little on the plain side, but at his price I don't care. VLAN tagging works also. Not really loud, but not quite either. It's not a home office switch meant to be located near your computers. I don't believe they market it as that. I have mine installed in my basement back where all my network cables terminate and if your 10 feet away from it, it just sounds like some quiet fan noise in the backgound. No where near as loud as a data center switch.

It does not have 10 Gb LAN , so it will not replace your RAID DAS and you won't edit videos out of it, but it is fast and responsive as a backup, media server, and as an alternative to cloud services to send your work to clients... (if you have a parallel Gb fiber connection :-) And yes, it accepts more or less any brand as media.

I never see that perfect LAN

I bought 2 - 10 gig  IronWolf Pro hard Drives and they are fast & Powerful.

I shoot esports tournaments as a side gig and this card has been amazing in every way... I shot a 3-day tournament with this (+ another camera with its own SD card) and the capacity was enough for all my thousands of huge RAWs. The speed is just crazy, with the burst going for what felt like forever and the import speeds being very impressive as well. It's honestly just perfect and is one of my favorite purchases from the past year.

I bought this case as a gig bag for my Boss GT-10 Guitar Effects Processor. It fits perfectly inside. The external pocket is plenty big enough to store the power cord, an extension cord, and a guitar cord with room to spare. The case is made very well - heavy duty zippers, good padding inside, & a tough outer shell. I am looking to see if other Gator gear will fit any of my needs.

just got a 1322 system 10 pro just in time for last Fridays gig , setup is super easy and works just like the system 10 stomp boxes my band uses for guitar bass mandolin and banjo and does not bother the older Freeway system we already have . (ya we are your poster children) opened the box when I got to the venue and plugged everything in , put batteries in the in the mic's selected two unused system id numbers and we were ready for sound check . we did wind up backing off the gain inside the mic's because they were a little hot to begin with and we couldn't get any head room on the board . so during our first set break we opened up the mic's and turned them down with the provided plastic screwdriver (A. T. thought of everything) and proceeded to have a flawless weekend . I highly recommend the system 10 pro 1322 and will soon be upgrading the two freeway mic's (4 years old , nearly 200 dates and still working great) to another one of these .

Installed this Gig Eth. card in my Linux PC and was easily recognized. Works flawlessly to connect my VM's to multiple LANs.

I had old cheap cards for years but when I upgraded to the more expensive cards, the speed change was noticeable. VERY noticeable. if your buffer is filling up constantly, you will suddenly see a BIG difference when you use a faster professional card. Yes, they are costly, but switching from a 129 Gig cheap card to a 64 Gig fast card is a good trade.

This is my first 256 gig card, matches the read/write speed requirements of my D750 well, I usually use smaller cards, don’t like putting all my eggs in one basket, but it has proven reliable thus far, just like all of my other smaller Sandisk cards.