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Intel Pro1000MT Gigabit PCI Ethernet Card

A reliable Intel PCI Gigabit Ethernet card for adding or replacing wired network connectivity in compatible desktop systems.

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Overview

Ensure Reliable Network Connectivity with the Intel Pro1000MT

The Intel Dell Pro1000MT LAN PCI Ethernet Card provides a dependable network connection for your desktop computer.

  • Brand: Intel
  • Model: Pro1000MT
  • Interface: PCI
  • Compatibility: Dell
  • Part Numbers: W1392, D33025, C47159, C36840

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Intel Pro1000MT chipset is well-established with mature, stable driver support across multiple operating systems
  • Gigabit speeds provide fast wired connectivity for file transfers and network-intensive tasks
  • Standard PCI interface fits a wide range of older desktop motherboards
  • Low-cost solution for adding or restoring network connectivity without replacing the motherboard

👎 Cons

  • Uses legacy PCI slot, which is unavailable on many modern motherboards that only have PCIe
  • Single-port design limits use to one network connection per card
  • PCI bus bandwidth is shared and capped well below Gigabit throughput in practice
  • Primarily associated with Dell systems — compatibility with other brands should be verified before purchase

Frequently Asked Questions

The Intel Pro1000MT uses a standard PCI slot (not PCI Express). Make sure your desktop motherboard has an available PCI slot before purchasing.
The Pro1000MT supports Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000 Mbps), providing up to 1Gbps wired network throughput.
While this particular unit carries Dell part numbers (W1392, D33025, C47159, C36840), the Intel Pro1000MT chipset is widely supported. However, compatibility is best guaranteed in Dell desktops that originally used these part numbers.
Intel Pro1000 series cards have broad driver support across Windows, Linux, and other operating systems. Check Intel's driver download page for your specific OS version.