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Post #162873191 added 04-11-2023 3:44 PM by TheBigCPabster in Hot Deals
There is none. Just e-Peen.
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Post #162872942 added 04-11-2023 3:28 PM by Wordsmith9091 in Hot Deals
(Let's also not forget that 2.5gbps can run on existing 5e cabling, and 10gbps can't. If someone's in an already-wired environment, and not expecting to take on the cost and effort of rewiring it...
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Post #162872858 added 04-11-2023 3:25 PM by Wordsmith9091 in Hot Deals
My NAS supports 2.5gbps. The NIC built into my compuer supports 2.5gbps. Sure, I'd love faster, but if I went straight to 10gbps, I'd have to buy a new NIC, an upgrade card for my NAS (and remove the...
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Post #162692248 added 04-02-2023 2:09 PM by whodiini in Hot Deals
I simply do not understand why people need more than 100MB/s external internet. I can understand why people want 2.5G internal internet. Right now the sweet spot is 2.5G because it can use the...
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Post #162691261 added 04-02-2023 12:52 PM by MyndFX in Hot Deals
You can saturate a 1gbps.port with small array of HDDs. Im these days of 7,000 MB/s SSDs and 70 gig 4k (soon to be 8k) video files, you want 10Gbps Ethernet which is actually an older, more mature...
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Post #162689599 added 04-02-2023 11:05 AM by loconights in Hot Deals
Not sure it’s comparable because to get 10g over Ethernet you would have to buy expensive Sfp adapter.
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Post #162665854 added 03-31-2023 10:11 PM by cockadoodle in Hot Deals
Can you come up with a cheap 10Gb adapter for laptops?
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Post #162665788 added 03-31-2023 10:03 PM by cockadoodle in Hot Deals
You realize the cost difference between 1Gb and 2.5Gb USB-C is trivial, especially if you are going USB-C and not A. I have 10Gb fiber & 2.5Gb through my home for the pleasure and practicality as I...
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Post #162665602 added 03-31-2023 9:45 PM by JayhawkDeals in Hot Deals
I've been engineering enterprise networks since the days of broken ring and flashing eeproms, but that's beside the point. Broadcast domain count is completely irrelevant to bandwidth consumption. ...
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Post #162664423 added 03-31-2023 8:09 PM by MasterGamer100 in Hot Deals
You obviously have no clue how Networking works if you don't think you can't saturate a 1G connection easily. If you have even just a few vlans trying to inter-vlan routing and you'll completely...
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Post #162664348 added 03-31-2023 8:00 PM by CrimsonFruit7666 in Hot Deals
2.5 runs on CAT5 e. Cheaper. 2.5 NICs often built into gamer motherboards
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Post #162652543 added 03-31-2023 10:32 AM by ddrant in Hot Deals
What's the power usage at the wall for one of those 6450's? My electricity rates have risen 52% in the past year, so the appeal of these kind of switches is that they sip power (usually 5 watts or...
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Post #162648451 added 03-31-2023 7:24 AM by M1NTBERRYCRUNCH in Hot Deals
When I stream 75 different 4k movies at once it saturates my 1GB network! Seriously though I know someone with a home office and a massive database on the server for tax prep data. Opening tax prep...
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Post #162648247 added 03-31-2023 7:17 AM by CompulsiveBuyer in Hot Deals
Move data between machines at 2.5x the speed of 1Gb? That's like asking the use case of a processor that's 30% faster against one that is 100% faster but cost 3x as much.
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Post #162648022 added 03-31-2023 7:05 AM by JayhawkDeals in Hot Deals
What service are you downloading files from at >1Gb speeds? Unless you're doing multithreaded dls - like torrents or newsgroups. Just keep your service at 1Gb and save yourself the cash altogether.
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Post #162647902 added 03-31-2023 7:00 AM by JayhawkDeals in Hot Deals
Yeah, I'm going to have to call bs on folks saturating their 1G connections. As for needing to connect to 2.5 devices (APs as you mentioned), that just reinforces my point. It's a cash grab by...
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Post #162647764 added 03-31-2023 6:53 AM by MasterGamer100 in Hot Deals
Because some 10G switches can't negotiate speeds correctly for 2.5G (very common for those old cheap switches). So for example you have a 1.2G internet connection and a AP that can handle a 2.5G...
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Post #162645277 added 03-31-2023 4:06 AM by mrtramplefoot in Hot Deals
I'll upgrade from 1Gb at some point, but probably straight to 10 like you said. Hobby photographer and would love for transfers from my editing computer to my nas to be faster. I have sata ssd...
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Post #162644947 added 03-31-2023 3:15 AM by heartspeace in Hot Deals
Where?
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Post #162643426 added 03-30-2023 10:57 PM by cruxion in Hot Deals
This is $100. A 10G is about $300. If you have 2 gbps internet and just want to be able to use what you’re paying for even if it’s just for faster downloads, why spend the extra $200?
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