QNAP QXG-10G2TB

Dual port 10 Gbps network card - Marvell AQtion AQC113C chipset

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Designed for your Qnap server or PC (Windows/Linux), this QNAP QXG-10G2TB expansion card lets you add two 10 Gigabit Ethernet ports to your compatible NAS server or PC. High data rates and fast, fluid transfers are yours for the taking.

Dual port 10 Gbps network card - Marvell AQtion AQC113C chipset

Overview

Extend the capabilities of your Qnap Server

Designed for your Qnap server or PC (Windows/Linux), this QNAP QXG-10G2TB expansion card lets you add two 10 Gigabit Ethernet ports to your compatible NAS server or PC. High data rates and fast, fluid transfers are yours for the taking.

Key features :
  • 2-port 10 Gigabit Ethernet network card (100/1000/2.5GbE/5GbE/10GbE)
  • PCIe interface: PCIe 3.0 x4
  • Controller: Marvell AQtion AQC113C
  • Operating systems supported: QTS 4.5.2/QuTS hero h4.5.2 or later, Windows 10(driver required), Ubuntu 18.04 and later(driver required)
  • Low-profile bracket pre-installed, full-height and specific brackets supplied
  • Compatible NAS
Specifications
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General information

Product name

QNAP QXG-10G2TB

Brand

QNAP

Model

QXG-10G2TB

Technical specifications

Network card type

Internal Wired Card

Bus

PCI Express 3.0 16x (x4)

Low profile

Yes

Network standard(s)

10 Gbps Gigabit Ethernet (10 GbE)

Connector(s)

2 X 10 Gigabit Ethernet - RJ45 Female

Warranties

Commercial warranty

Seller 3 years

Legal warranty

See terms & conditions

Product referenced on 25 Oct 2021

Customer review
Global rating
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  • by redhook
    Posted on 16 Oct 2023
    Bought on 28 Oct 2022 from LDLC
    Number of reviews: 92 Average rating: 9

    Excellent

    Purchased in October 2022...

    Tested with iperf3, i.e. 9.8 Gb/s full duplex.
    In fact, I only use one of the 2 ports, because 10 Gb/s is already very fast.
    Even with teaming, given the network infrastructure, there's no way of going faster than 10 GB/s. Or you have to set up failover.
    Make sure you get the driver from QNAP.

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