If your an online gamer and take your gaming  very seriously you will really like the new VisionTek Xeno Pro gaming network card.  The Xeno Pro gives you a competitive edge by boosting your network performance hence optimizing your PC for the very best online gaming experience.  With the Xeno Pro gaming network card all your gaming networking traffic gets prioritized and managed 1st plus the card handles all the processing and bypasses your windows network stack so you can get your game data to & from the game asap.

If you play online games you know the most annoying problem in the world is LAG. It’s LAG that causes those slow networking updates in which lead to hiccups, ghosting, warping, and every other know glitch in your online gaming experience. It’s those precious split seconds that can lead to a kill or being killed.  

The Xeno Pro gaming network card fights LAG. How? It utilizes both software and hardware to deliver you the worlds only network card designed for online gaming.   With it’s bandwidth controller software your gaming traffic can be prioritized #1 and with the GameDetect feature your gaming packets will be sniffed out and processed asap. On the hardware side the card features it’s own NPU(Networking Processor Unit) and memory to run apps. All the networking tasks get processed right on the card so you never even touch your CPU. Additionally,  you can run a hardware based firewall right on the card in which allows you to keep your firewall on to protect your PC without impacting your online gaming performance.

Overall the Xeno Pro gaming network card is for anyone who wants the very best hardware for the competative edge in online gaming. Check out this VisionTek Xeno Pro product spotlight video on Buy.com for more information: VisionTek Xeno Pro Gaming Network Card on Buy.comTV

 

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