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Intel 721383-010 1-Port 100Mb/s RJ45 PCIE Fast Ethernet Network Card
- 1 x 100Mb/s RJ-45 port
- PCI Express interface
- Supports 100Base-TX Fast Ethernet
- Designed for desktop computers and workstations
- Plug-and-play installation
- Cost-effective network upgrade or replacement
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Product Overview
The Intel 721383-010 is a single-port Fast Ethernet network card with a PCI Express interface. It provides 100Mb/s connectivity via an RJ-45 port, designed for basic networking needs in modern systems.
Technical Information
| Port Count | 1 |
| Interface | PCI Express |
| Speed | 100 Mb/s |
Additional Specifications
| Connector Type | RJ-45 |
| Ethernet Standard | 100Base-TX |
| Manufacturer | Intel |
Product Description
The Intel 721383-010 network card offers a straightforward solution for adding or upgrading Fast Ethernet connectivity in systems equipped with a PCI Express slot. This single-port adapter provides reliable 100Base-TX speeds over its RJ-45 connector, delivering adequate bandwidth for everyday computing tasks, internet access, and standard office networking. Its design prioritizes simplicity and compatibility with modern PC architectures. This network card is an excellent choice for users who need basic network functionality without the higher cost or complexity associated with Gigabit Ethernet. It's ideal for upgrading older desktops that may lack integrated networking or for replacing a malfunctioning onboard network adapter. The plug-and-play nature of the card ensures a hassle-free installation process, allowing users to get connected quickly. While Fast Ethernet is not suitable for high-demand applications, the Intel 721383-010 serves its purpose effectively for general-purpose computing. It represents an economical way to ensure that a computer can connect to a local area network (LAN) and the internet, making it a practical component for home users and small businesses.