Belkin F5D5000 32 Bit PCI Desktop Network Card

Belkin F5D5000 32 Bit PCI Desktop Network Card

(16 customer reviews)

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10001806

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Description:

This easy-to-install Card gives your desktop computer high-speed Internet access, and lets you share files and peripheral devices with your other connected computers. It simply slides into an available PCI slot on your PC and uses a built-in feature to keep resources available, even when the PC is in sleep mode. Its not just files and e-mail. Belkin sharing solutions let you access multiplayer games, streaming audio and video, and virtually any Internet function.

Features:

Device Type - PCI Card
Form Factor - N/A
Interface Type - PCI
Cabling Type - N/A

Product Details:

Product Length:	9.0 inches
Product Width:	6.0 inches
Product Height:	2.0 inches
Product Weight:	0.44 pounds
Package Length:	8.9 inches
Package Width:	6.46 inches
Package Height:	1.65 inches
Package Weight:	0.53 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 16 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

( 16 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

9 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Great card, little trouble setting up Apr 02, 2004
By K. Peterson
I installed the card on an older Gateway machine with Win98 installed. The card was recognized in the Device Manager but not seen in the Network area. After some surfing I discovered the chipset it uses, Realtek 8139A, downloaded that driver and after installing, everything was recognized and now my network is humming along with no problems. I would have given the card 5 stars if it wasn't for the small driver issue.

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

It works great in my Windows XP computer. May 30, 2003

A good cheap way to set up a network, if it is just to share an internet connection, to simply connect two computers.
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The card comes with a cable that the instruction manual call a WOL, it says to plug it up to a WOL port on the motherboard behind a PCI slot? It works fine if you don't, I don't know what a WOL Port is, I have opeaned many computers ane never seen a port as described by this manual

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

works great with windows xp Sep 19, 2004
By april
I had to replace my old net card since my internet conection was slow. The instalation could not be eaiser. All I had to do was replace the old card and put in the new card. Windows xp did the rest. It found the new card and installed it all on its own.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Old computer needed a NIC Apr 21, 2008
By J. F. O'Neill
I recently obtained a hard driveless, nicless pc. (Also, no power cables or anything). I needed a NIC for it (as its original was removed). I found this NIC and it was a good price ($0.97). I accidently ordered two, but the price was so low I didn't notice.

Installation was easy, just put it in the PCI slot and put the screw back. Debian (Lenny - Testing) found it immediately like Linux does with most hardware and it worked fine.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Works Great! Dec 07, 2008
By K. R. Goldman
My wife was having network problems with her Dell Desktop computer running Windows XP. After trying all the various network set-up changes to no avail I installed this card and shut off the internal network interface. XP recognized the card, it worked immediately out of the box with little or no setup, and all internet connections seem to work a bit faster now. This was $13 well spent.

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