Our testing showed that the Killer E2400 is a capable Gigabit Ethernet controller, though it did use more CPU time under some network loads compared to an Intel NIC. If those features sound valuable for your needs, or you think that it's something you'd like to try out, we have no qualms about recommending a motherboard with Killer Networking onboard. The company's software suite does offer some impressive features, like automatic prioritization of game traffic and other latency-sensitive packets. The real question is whether your next device should have a Killer NIC baked in. If you want the features of Killer's networking stack, you no longer have to pay for an add-in PCI or PCIe network card with dedicated network processing hardware. It's a long way from the original Killer NICs that polarized so many in the PC hardware world. Advanced Stream Detect 2.Killer Networking hardware is appearing in more and more motherboards and laptops. Advanced Stream Detect 2.0 offers the most advanced network data detection available in consumer products today.The new Killer E2400 LAN controller is being released in partnership with MSI and GIGABYTE whole feature them on some of their best new Z170 motherboards such as the MSI Z170A GAMING M9 ACK, the MSI X99A GODLIKE GAMING, the GIGABYTE Z170X-Gaming 7, and the GIGABYTE Z170X-Gaming GT. For the absolute best connection, you can couple two of these chips together with the Killer Wireless-AC to get a DoubleShot-X3 Pro connection with up to 2.867 Gbps throughput. The Killer E2400 also works together with the Killer Wireless products via Killer DoubleShot Pro technology, which uses both Killer Ethernet and Killer Wireless interfaces simultaneously to automatically route high priority traffic to the fastest connection. The adapter is said to outperform the competition by up to 10 times when multi-tasking and being up to 50 percent faster at single application usage. It also provides two additional network priority levels for a total of six different priority levels to take full advantage of the enhanced application and website detection.
The Killer E2400 LAN chip automatically detects and prioritizes specific website traffic in addition to networked applications and games. Rivet Networks released their newest LAN controller yesterday, they brand new Killer E2400 Gigabit Ethernet controller that is said to deliver unprecedented speed, intelligence, and control for the ultimate networking experience. The new LAN controller adds to the already impressive predecessor with Advanced Stream Detect 2.0 to offer cutting-edge network data detection and network optimization technology.
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