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I'm using HP 530T's (w/Broadcom BCM57810 chips) in mine and they work great.
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I'm using HP 530T's (w/Broadcom BCM57810 chips) in mine and they work great.

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Thank you for quick response, appreciate it.
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Thank you for quick response, appreciate it.

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Yes, the Intel x540-t2 or x550-x2 depending on whether you want 10GBase-T or SFP+ interfaces. I get genuine Intel cards from eBay that are pulled from servers, so they are not a knock-off using the same chip. My servers are Dell, so I get those which may have some Dell specific firmware.
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Yes, the Intel x540-t2 or x550-x2 depending on whether you want 10GBase-T or SFP+ interfaces. I get genuine Intel cards from eBay that are pulled from servers, so they are not a knock-off using the same chip. My servers are Dell, so I get those which may have some Dell specific firmware.

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Hello Experts,<br />
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Anyone can recommend a good cost effective Intel 10 gig card to be used with HyperV on Windows 2016?<br />
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I used them on 2012 R2 and they are perfect, but not sure if they are good on 2016<br />
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Regards
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Hello Experts,

Anyone can recommend a good cost effective Intel 10 gig card to be used with HyperV on Windows 2016?

I used them on 2012 R2 and they are perfect, but not sure if they are good on 2016

Regards

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