Assmann Network Card DN-10130-1 — Gigabit Ethernet PCI Express

The Assmann Network Card DN-10130-1 — Gigabit Ethernet PCI Express is a desktop PCIe expansion card that provides a stable wired Gigabit Ethernet connection for workstations and desktop PCs. It is designed to add or restore 1 Gbps wired networking capability where onboard ports are missing or damaged. The adapter supports standard Ethernet networking functions required for internet access, file transfers, streaming and basic server or NAS connectivity in home and office environments.

Advantages

This PCI Express network card offers reliable Gigabit performance with low-latency wired connectivity suitable for everyday networking needs. The compact design fits standard PCIe x1 or larger slots and consumes minimal system resources. The card is compatible with common operating systems and typical network infrastructures, providing a cost-effective way to upgrade or repair desktop networking without replacing the entire system.

Suitable for

• Adding Gigabit Ethernet to desktops and workstations without onboard LAN
• Replacing faulty or outdated network adapters
• Reliable wired connections for video streaming and VoIP
• File transfers between PCs, NAS and networked storage
• Small office and home networking where stable 1 Gbps links are needed

Key specifications

• Interface: PCI Express x1 (backward compatible with larger PCIe slots)
• Data rate: Up to 1 Gbps (Gigabit Ethernet)
• Connector: Standard RJ-45 Ethernet port with LED activity indicators
• Compatibility: Designed for desktop/workstation installation
• Physical: Low-profile bracket option for small form factor cases (if applicable)

How to use

Power off the computer and open the case to access an available PCI Express slot. Remove the corresponding slot cover from the chassis, insert the network card firmly into the PCIe x1 slot (or a larger PCIe slot), and secure it with the mounting screw. Close the case, reconnect power and network cables, and start the system. Install any required drivers supplied by the operating system or vendor; most modern systems will detect the adapter automatically and apply generic or vendor drivers. After driver installation, configure network settings via the operating system or network management tools to join local networks or connect to the internet.

Usage recommendations

For stable Gigabit performance, use Cat5e or higher-rated Ethernet cables and connect to a Gigabit-capable switch or router. Ensure the card is seated correctly and drivers are up to date to avoid connectivity issues. In systems with limited space, verify whether a low-profile bracket is required before installation. If using advanced network features, consult the operating system or network hardware documentation for optimal configuration.