A dubious picture, usually 10Gb / s network cards have PCIe x4, and with two 10Gb / s ports - PCIe x8,
and here PCIe is only x2 and at 10Gb / s - it is doubtful somehow ...
Yes, and they were mistaken to write both this and that - it was necessary to write through "or" - either this or that
Marketers are bad :)
Siroc-co @ 06/06/19, 11:06
For me it’s like a modern 10TB screw with USB 2.0 interface.
In fact, it turns out that way, in terms of network transmission
Siroc-co @ 06/06/19, 11:06
network devices are stamped at 120-128 MB / sec. (1Gbps)
Yes there is such a joke ... many who are still sitting at 12MB / s (100MB / s) ...
although some manufacturers make two interfaces, they can be combined (into one network interface),
cables from both cards into one network switch / hub, which will give a doubling of speed, sharing NAS with the switch ...
I have here at work the NAS has 4 4 Gb / s interfaces at once - you can either individually on different subnets,
combine it like that, but the switches are not domestic either - enough performance to distribute to users ...
But yes, I agree it’s time to make 10Gb / s cheap and default everywhere ...
Siroc-co @ 06/06/19, 11:06
It is possible to install Ethernet 10G. Is ODROID-H2 possible?
But why not - there is PCIe x4 - insert a 10Gb / s network adapter into it
Siroc-co @ 06/06/19, 11:06
I saw this thing: USB 3.0 to 5GbE Adapter QNA-UC5G1T
yes, it’s possible and this, only you need to consider that the switch / hub must have such ports and network clients, so that there is some sense in this ...
I looked at the prices of 10 Gb / s switches / hubs / network cards?
P.S .: Accepted Bytes to write in capital letter "B" or "B", and bits in small "b" or "b",
MB / s = MB / s, and Mb / s = Mb / s, and "M" is capitalized because "Mega", not milli, where "m" is small :)
Post has been editedromtorwator - 09.06.19, 07:31