Zoom 3035 PCI Express Data/Fax Modem - PCI Express - 1 x RJ-11 Phone Line - 56 Kbps

• The Model 3035 PCI Express Modem is an internal faxmodem which connects to a Windows computer through a PCI Express slot.
• The Model 3035 has complete regulatory compliance in 70 countries.
• It has also been tested as qualified for regulatory approval in another 26 countries, but with additional licensing fees required for full approval.
• The Model 3035 is fully compatible with all features of the V.92/V.44 international standards and will also communicate at V. 90 and slower speeds.

There are as of today very few PCI E 1x modems. This one fit the bill for the HP computer that I bought that does not include a Modem, HP did not offer one. This one works fine. The caveat is that the seller that Amazon move me to did not respond to my question about compatibility with Windows 7 64 bit. Fourtuantely, Zoom does have a driver on line to achieve this.

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The modem works fine as a fax modem, but despite the verbiage in the user manual: "You must have Call Waiting/Caller ID

(Type 2 Caller ID) service from your telephone company to use the modem's Call Waiting/Caller ID feature," be advised that per technical support, the modem does NOT support caller ID. They say "It has never had the capability to support caller ID."

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Ordered and installed this modem for a client who bought a new HP computer and still needs dialup internet. Easy install, it just flat worked I would buy again if I ever need a pci-e modem.

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Some people had trouble with drivers but mine installed under Win7 64-bit native drivers and seems to work just fine.

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This is an EXCELLENT modem!! FWIW, I contacted Zoom about including a half-height bracket, which they are looking into, since a lot of PC's today only take the half-height cards. Otherwise, you have to use it without the bracket.