Intel 500 Series Network Adapters vs. Projecturf

Network upgrades - this is a solid, tested, well-supported NIC that does the job. If you need connectivity in a Cat5e or Cat6 building, this is your go-to. We have used it in self-built storage and servers for some time, added it to increase capacity in vendor-built storage and servers, and have upgraded higher-end PCs with this NIC in order to gain redundancy and increased performance.

Incentivized

It is appropriate for team tasks. It is not appropriate for us to use a medical scheduling tool for our participants.

• Uses RJ45 ports, allowing you to use existing Cat6/7 infrastructure.
• Widely supported by OSs, as to be expected with Intel adapters.
• Relatively low cost upgrade for a massive speed boost.

Incentivized

• Manages files and communication
• Allows us to track tickets
• Ensures we have tasks clearly outlined with timelines

• Could be cheaper
• Gets extremely hot

Incentivized

• From what I understand, there was no good way to tracking the time it took to complete tasks and a way to evaluate all that data.
• Sometimes, when a team member thought they posted something on the notes module it is never viewable by other members.

Incentivized

I am not in the position to choose our project management software, and my current company has already used our current software for a number of years. But if I were to ever use project management software for personal projects with remote team members then I think Projecturf would be a great contender for the job.

Incentivized

I've also supported Broadcom network adapters, as well as cheaper solutions from StarTech. Broadcom typically costs more and doesn't have any advantages for our applications. The StarTech ones are cheaper with fewer support options. Intel is the way to go for CAT6 10GbE adapters. The balance of reliability, driver support, ease of use, and compatibility is excellent.

Incentivized

It is very good against its competition. We have used tools like Asana, Basecamp, Wrike and Trello, and it outpaces all of them.

• It has enabled us to affordably moved to 10gig for those who need it
• it will enable us to affordably move the HQ network to 10gig in the near future
• It has simplified and helped us standardize on a NIC across all device types except laptops

Incentivized

• Saves us time