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I might get that new consumer-grade switch with 10GbE copper, but that's down the road a bit.
by melp 9y ago
I might get that new consumer-grade switch with 10GbE copper, but that's down the road a bit.
- cm2187 9y agoI wonder when we will see 10GbE ports on laptops though!
- viraptor 9y agoWhat would be the consumer for that kind of flow? It makes sense on switches, but for a single device, it would be hard to find a reason. We can do 4kUHD way under 1Gbps. We don't get over 1Gbps internet at home. We can't write that fast to any permanent medium. Even RAM will slowly start being a problem if the DDR4 bandwidth is only 6 time higher than 10GbE.
- cm2187 9y agoConsumers do buy Synology & Others NAS. Right now 1Gbps is the bottleneck for accessing a NAS.
- cat199 9y agoThis depends on the storage configuration & use case.. It can be a bottleneck for a NAS- That said, depending on use case, the extra expense of 10GbE still might not be worth the expense..
- cm2187 9y agoThere are very few disks you can stick in a NAS that won't yield 100MB/s, particularly in RAID.
- bluedino 9y agoPromise sells a ThunderBolt to 10GbE adapter https://www.promise.com/Products/SANLink/SANLink2 https://www.promise.com/Products/SANLink/SANLink2