Samsung Laptop Driver Download Site

you will have to download the driver from their site ...

This has worked great. I wanted to use a laptop as a crash cart for my router. I needed SFP for the connection. This has worked great. You do need to load some driver for it. From another site, I found out QNAP is owned by Marvell now. So, you have to go to the Marvell driver site and search for the device. Get those drivers and it works fine. There are the drivers and firmware update. The file is Marvell_AQtion_Win_v3.1.10.0 currently for the drviers. All power is from the USB-C connector. It gets hot, which is expected, but never has any issues with it working. I am using it with a DAC and get full 10GBE with no issues. It's small and I can place it anywhere I need and take it with the laptop. Make sure whatever you use has Thunderbolt for it to work.

Works as advertized. Just plug it in, download the driver, and that's it.

You need to download a newer driver than what is on the CD because there is a Linux kernel update.

better design, faster internet. works with my OS. needs driver download from asus website.

Easy to install, download driver, install, and use ... after purchase 15 minutes to get up and running

Very fast download of photos to laptop!

I love the image download to phone and site feature. It definitely works better now

I installed in my PC and load the driver with the supplied disk, restarted the PC and my network was working fine at 10Gb speed as I tested with the video server. Connected to the internet and it was working fine until I upload the video. I found that upload speed is only 2Mb/sec. I called the ASUS support and they redirected me to download a new driver. After installing the new driver the upload and download speed working fine. I like the phone support which many other suppliers don't have. This is an awesome card at this price and human online support!!

If one is looking to take their Photoshop expertise to the next level this tool is invaluable. The driver download was easily performed and the tablet was readily recognizable once the drivers were in place. It does take a few hours to start to master the device. I watched several YouTube videos on how to start with the device. I think that took a lot of the learning pain away. I do still try to use mouse strokes when locating my cursor; that may never get fully relearned. I hard a tough time deciding between the three sizes and finally landed on the Medium. I am certain that for the amateur photographer/graphic artist the large would have been overkill. Likewise, I now believe the small would have too little active real estate to allow for free brushing.