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Installation Guide

1.     Remove the current network driver installed on your computer. In Windows Vista, go to Start > 
        Control Panel > Programs and features > Uninstall a Program. NOTE: if using an onboard network 
        controller, it is recommended to first disable the onboard network controller from within your system 
        BIOS.

2.     Turn off your computer and disconnect the power cord.

3.     Remove any existing network cards if applicable.

4.     Install the EVGA Killer Xeno Pro Gaming network card into a 1x PCI-E slot. NOTE: If you do not 
        have an empty 1x PCI-E slot, you can install the card into any open PCI-E slot. The below images 
        show both methods of installation.

Table of contents

Installation Guide

Using Hardware Accelerated Voice Chat

Overview

Killer Xeno Configuration

Killer Xeno Configuration “About Tab”

Killer Xeno Configuration “Advanced Mode”

Bandwidth Control

Common Troubleshooting Tips & Hints

 

Technical Support

Warranty Information

EVGA Advanced RMA (EAR) Program

EVGA Online Community

EVGA FAQ

EVGA Gaming

FOLDING@EVGA

MODS RIGS

Compliance Information

Trademark Information

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Summary of Contents for KILLER XENO PRO

Page 1: ...ER XENO TM PRO Installation Guide G a m i n g I m a g i n g 3 D V i d e o E n t e r t a i n m e n t P h o t o s G r a p h i c s EVGA Corp 2900 Saturn Street Suite B Brea CA 92821 www evga com 128 P2 K...

Page 2: ...g network card into a 1x PCI E slot NOTE If you do not have an empty 1x PCI E slot you can install the card into any open PCI E slot The below images show both methods of installation Table of content...

Page 3: ...audio input outputs correctly There are two options for doing this consisting of an internal or external cable NOTE You only need to use one of the below two options Internal Cable 1 Connect the four...

Page 4: ...XenoTray exe This is your interface to access Killer Xeno features After installing the software package the icon will appear in your system tray You can right click the tray icon to 1 Change the stat...

Page 5: ...ed By default Killer Configuration is installed Auto Optimized for your system In normal mode it is also possible to configure Link Speed Link Duplex Link Speed Auto Auto negotiates the fastest speed...

Page 6: ...x Your Card ID is used to identify your specific card for registration and tech support The Diagnose button is a support tool that will generate a text file containing a variety of useful information...

Page 7: ...ing ack frequency should only be done if you are selectively attempting to change latency behavior in specific programs But you should be very aware of its potential harm in other applications and you...

Page 8: ...s Hints CANNOT CONNECT TO INTERNET First verify that your network cable is plugged into the Ethernet port of the Killer Xeno and that you are getting a link light The Killer Xeno does not broadcast ne...

Page 9: ...d including interference that may cause undesired operation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These l...

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