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(Yet, I should say). tl;dr: I tested the Intel AX200 chipset in a package from EDUP last month, and seemed to get 1.34 Gbps of throughput... but that test was
by geerlingguy 6y ago
(Yet, I should say).
tl;dr: I tested the Intel AX200 chipset in a package from EDUP last month, and seemed to get 1.34 Gbps of throughput... but that test was spoiled by the fact that I had my wired network connection enabled on the Pi, on the same subnet.
So kernel packet routing made iperf3 results not quite as accurate as I thought.
Re-running all my tests, I could get 600-800 Mbps from the Pi to my ASUS AX86U router, and 1.1 Gbps from the router to the Pi. So it's slightly slower than my original benchmarks, but still amazing performance (IMHO).
Anyways, bottom line is wired networking is always going to be more reliable, but WiFi 6 is fast, and 6E will be even faster as newer chipsets are made available (even on a Raspberry Pi's pokey x1 PCI Express lane).