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>It might be interesting to see if the CPUs are pegged (or just one of them). This is very likely the answer. I see a lot of people who think of the Pi as some
by leptons 6y ago
>It might be interesting to see if the CPUs are pegged (or just one of them).
This is very likely the answer. I see a lot of people who think of the Pi as some kind of workhorse and are trying to use it for things that it simply can't do. The Pi is a great little piece of hardware, but it's not really made for this kind of thing. I'd never think about using a Raspberry Pi if I had to think about "saturating a NIC".
- geerlingguy 6y agoWell it can saturate up to two, and almost three, gigabit NICs now. So not too shabby. But I like to know the limits so I can plan out a project and know whether I'm safe using a Pi, or a 3-5x more expensive board or small PC :)