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Size: RJ-45; 1 port
Style: E10M20-T1
Pattern: Adapter
Features
- M.2 SSD & 10GbE combo adapter card for performance acceleration
- Achieve Multi-Gig Ethernet transmission speeds of up to 10 Gbps
- Accelerate random I/O performance with the dual M.2 2280/22110 NVMe SSD slots
- Dedicated cache slots, free up primary drive bays for data storage
- Compatible models - please check Synology website
Description
Synology E10M20-T1 helps you boost I/O performance and network bandwidth simultaneously using just one PCIe expansion slot on your Synology NAS.
Brand: Synology
Hardware Interface: Ethernet
Color: Random
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 7.89 x 2.82 x 0.7 inches
Data Link Protocol: Ethernet
Data Transfer Rate: 10000 Megabits Per Second
Item Weight: 12 Ounces
Brand: Synology
Item model number: E10M20-T1
Item Weight: 12 ounces
Product Dimensions: 7.89 x 2.82 x 0.7 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 7.89 x 2.82 x 0.7 inches
Color: Random
Manufacturer: Synology
Country of Origin: Taiwan
Date First Available: June 11, 2020
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: RJ-45; 1 port
Style: E10G18-T1
Pattern: Adapter
This works well in my DS1621xs+, though they are definitely price gouging, the part itself isn't worth anywhere near what they are charging for it. But they do this with all of their parts so I wasn't expecting any different with this. I got this one because I heard of people running in to compatibility issues with other third party cards after installing them in Synology NAS (probably driver issues) and I just didn't want to deal with the potential hassle. For things like RAM I would never buy Synology brand, their prices are wildly inflated beyond reason.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2023 by Ryan
Size: RJ-45; 1 port
Style: E10G18-T1
Pattern: Adapter
Nothing wrong with this card. Easy install, recognized almost immediately. Just note, you cannot use this card during initial setup of DSM. You must use the on-board NIC initially. Once you go through the DSM setup, it works fine.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2023 by Steve G.
Size: RJ-45; 1 port
Style: E10M20-T1
Pattern: Adapter
I bought this and it didn't work in my particular Synology NAS model, so I thought hmm, let's try this in my Asus z490 Windows 10 PC. And I got very lucky. Here's a hint: with 2 cards, and 4 NVMe, I get 10,000MB/s See the attached AS-SSD and CrystalDiskMark NVMe performance image. Without a driver, the 2 NVMe drive show up fine in Windows 10, but to get the Acquantia NIC chip to function you must use the following driver: Driver: Marvell Acquantia AQC107 driver (v2.1.21.0 in my case) Download: Go to Marvell, Support, Ethernet, Driver Download section and download the Win10 driver for part# AQC107 Note: Marvell purchased Acquantia recently The card has a PCIE 8-lane interface. The 10gbe NIC would use up 1 to 1.2 of those lanes, leaving 7 lanes or so for the 2 NVMe drives. I am not sure if they are using a PCIE switch to balance that out - which would be the most ideal way to do it. Either way, this is magic. With 2 of these E10M20-T1 cards, I finally have 2 10gbe NICs and 4 Samsung 970 Evo Plus NVMe sticks feeding the CPU via 16 PCIE Gen3.0 lanes (My Samsung 980 Pro NVMe runs off slow PCH lanes for my boot drive). Oh...I bet tis works fine in a supported Synology NAS as well. But do not think that it will work if it is not explicitly supported by your NAS model. Synology explicitly stops (perfect compatible) cards from add too much really cool functionality to their NAS units. And at least as of now Synology does not allow NVMe drives for storage, only for cache for SATA HDD and/or SATA SSD. The card is a work of art. I rarely see this level of quality even at the enterprise level. I am sure this works well in the compatible Synology NAS units - read the compatibility list and don't think it is just a suggestion. I can't say if this will work for you in a Windows 10 setup (know the risk) but I can tell you that it worked for me. The toughest part was figuring out what vendor Synology used for the NIC chip as the NVMe just worked. Once I found that is was Acquantia I had to figure out that Marvell recent purchased them. The driver was sitting there say, download me and go for it - and I did. My NAS setup DS1621xs+ (does not support this E10M20-T1 NIC/NVMe card) OS/DSM 6.2.3-25426 Update 3 My Windows 10 x64 setup Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix-E (bought summer of 2020, cheap but effective motherboard, USB 3.1 Gen2x2, but no Thunderbolt) CPU: 10th Gen i9-10900K (stock speed but will do 5.3Ghz, bought summer of 2020) RAM: G.SKILL TridentZ Series 64GB (4 x 16GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3400 (PC4 27200) Model F4-3400C16Q-64GTZ (running stock at 2133mhz, quite a few years old) PCIE slot usage: Each of the 2 E10M20-T1 [PCIEx8] cards runs in the 2 CPU-wired PCIEx16[physical slots] - so a x8/x8 slot setup (I am a developer, not a gamer) Good luck
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2021 by Edward Smith Edward Smith
Size: RJ-45; 1 port
Style: E10G18-T1
Pattern: Adapter
Fast delivery and works as promised
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2023 by Richard Loh
Size: RJ-45; 1 port
Style: E10G18-T1
Pattern: Adapter
good quality
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2023 by N
Size: SFP28; 2 ports
Style: E25G21-F2
Pattern: Adapter
This SFP28 E25G21-F2 25Gbps card is finicky about which cable it gets plugged into the ports to work at 25Gbps. You must purchase one of the cables from the Synology compatibility list. If the cables are not from the compatibility list, it will only work at 10Gbps. We used the OEM Mellanox DAC cables which worked flawlessly. Amazon.com so-called Mellanox SFP28 cables don't work at 25Gbps (we tried 4 different sets). A switch with SFP28 25Gbps ports will be required to operate at 25Gbps. Your Workstations will also need SFP28 25Gbps network cards plugged into pcie 3.0 or 4.0 ports x8 to benefit from the 25Gbps network speed now available to your Workstations. Your NAS will need the fastest NVME drives installed in the cache slots in order to saturate the network bandwidth. One clause tho, pcie 3.0 NVME cache drives don't fully saturate the 25Gbps network. The Samsung 980 pro gen 4 drives do better than the gen 3 drives by a slight amount read, but notably better with write speeds. Even the gen 4 drives don't fully saturate the 25Gbps network installed in the NAS pcie 3.0 cache slots. Only if Synology would have installed pcie 4.0 nvme cache ports into the current NAS systems. Also trunk porting the NAS does nothing for speed, just redundancy. Must be a Synology thing? Our file access speed has more than double from our old 10Gbps network, now that all these hiccups have been ironed out of the Synology card. The changeover to this Synology 25Gbps network could have been easier with more technical literature from Synology. Hope this lesson of trial and error helps others purchasing this card to upgrade their NAS.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2022 by Joe Joe
Size: RJ-45; 1 port
Style: E10M20-T1
Pattern: Adapter
The m.2 memory didn't make any difference in speed of moving files across the network
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2022 by Louis A. Quinones
Size: RJ-45; 2 ports
Style: E10G18-T2
Pattern: Adapter
The E10G18-T2 supports only 10Gbps and 1Gbps. It does not support 2.5Gbps and 5Gbps. Carefully select it. *E10G18-T2's spec IEEE 802.3x Flow Control IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation IEEE 802.3ab Gigabit Ethernet IEEE 802.3an 10Gbps Ethernet * E10G18-T1's spec: IEEE 802.3x Flow Control IEEE 802.3u Fast Ethernet IEEE 802.3ab Gigabit Ethernet ••IEEE 802.3bz 2.5Gbps / 5Gbps Ethernet•• IEEE 802.3an 10Gbps Ethernet
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2022 by Blasio Park