This is the third in a series of network-card-related posts I'm doing on the Compute Module 4. Intel I340-T4 4-interface 1 Gbps card: https://pipci.jeffgeerlin

This is the third in a series of network-card-related posts I'm doing on the Compute Module 4. Intel I340-T4 4-interface 1 Gbps card: https://pipci.jeffgeerling.com/cards_network/intel-i340-t4-4-port-1g.html https://pipci.jeffgeerling.com/cards_network/intel-i340-t4-4... Intel AX200 WiFi 6 adapter: https://pipci.jeffgeerling.com/cards_network/edup-intel-ax200-wifi-6.html https://pipci.jeffgeerling.com/cards_network/edup-intel-ax20... And next up is a 10 Gbps ASUS adapter, which I'm interested in seeing just how much bandwidth I can get through the Pi's Gen 2 x1 slot (the card is an x4 I believe). I hope I'll be able to get through 3.2 or more Gbps, but anything over the 2.48 Gbps I got with the 2.5 Gbps card here would be a victory. I'm also going to test a dual-2.5 Gbps interface. For bursty traffic or for a custom home router/switch, the Pi _seems_ like it could be a good solution. It is annoying I have to keep recompiling the kernel all the time, though.