Intel Network Adaptor - Buy Online?

[Dork]

Does anyone know an online seller of these in Thailand? I've searched but no luck.

Thanks, Dork

[MJCM]

Does it have to be Intel ?

If not, http://www.invadeit.co.th/search/network-adapter/

[Dork]

Does it have to be Intel ?

If not, http://www.invadeit.co.th/search/network-adapter/

Thanks but yes, in this case I specifically want an Intel.

[RichCor]

You do realize that Network Adapter is generic for 'something connector/buss to something-else connector/buss'?

Can you be a little more specific on the type of interface? Specs?

edit: ...and here's a generic google search result on Thailand Intel Network Adapter for an online website that displays Intel Network Adapters and who's contact information includes Bangkok, Thailand.

I know, I know, you're looking for something less random where someone has a good history with the Thai-based vendor. For that, they probably still need more specific details of what you're looking for.

Edited April 7, 2014 by RichCor

[Gregory Morozov]

Sometimes people have valid reasons to buy specific hardware. If that is the case:
http://www.workstation.in.th/intel-pro-1000-ct-gbe-nic.html

The price is pretty good for Thailand.

Network adapters are not really equal...

[Dork]

Thanks for the answers.

The reason I want Intel is that it is a Server 2008R2 box running several VM's on Hyper-V. I may set up NIC teaming and most of what I read strongly recommends Intel cards. I've never done this before and think it will already be challenging enough for me without risking problems with possibly incompatible NIC's.

[Dork]

Sometimes people have valid reasons to buy specific hardware. If that is the case:

http://www.workstation.in.th/intel-pro-1000-ct-gbe-nic.html

The price is pretty good for Thailand.

Network adapters are not really equal...

They look good and much cheaper than I was expecting. Thanks!

[Dork]

You do realize that Network Adapter is generic for 'something connector/buss to something-else connector/buss'?

Can you be a little more specific on the type of interface? Specs?

edit: ...and here's a generic google search result on Thailand Intel Network Adapter for an online website that displays Intel Network Adapters and who's contact information includes Bangkok, Thailand.

I know, I know, you're looking for something less random where someone has a good history with the Thai-based vendor. For that, they probably still need more specific details of what you're looking for.

A good range but it's difficult to tell where they're going to ship from. Singapore maybe?

[Gregory Morozov]

Thanks for the answers.

The reason I want Intel is that it is a Server 2008R2 box running several VM's on Hyper-V. I may set up NIC teaming and most of what I read strongly recommends Intel cards. I've never done this before and think it will already be challenging enough for me without risking problems with possibly incompatible NIC's.

For the intensive server applications definitely go for Intel. If you want teaming then I will recommend buying dual-port (or even quad-port) Intel card, also available in Bangkok.

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[Dork]

Thanks for the answers.

The reason I want Intel is that it is a Server 2008R2 box running several VM's on Hyper-V. I may set up NIC teaming and most of what I read strongly recommends Intel cards. I've never done this before and think it will already be challenging enough for me without risking problems with possibly incompatible NIC's.

For the intensive server applications definitely go for Intel. If you want teaming then I will recommend buying dual-port (or even quad-port) Intel card, also available in Bangkok.

Sent from my Nexus 5 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

I hadn't thought of that. Good advice especially since I think the MB may be running out of PCIe slots.

Don't see those on the site you suggested though. Guess I will have to run the gauntlet at Pantip.

Cheers.