My patience. :-) People will compare browser benchmarks over milliseconds so why not file transfers over the home network? In general terms, cynicism about th

My patience. :-) People will compare browser benchmarks over milliseconds so why not file transfers over the home network? In general terms, cynicism about the "need" may be right. Most home users in most use cases likely won't notice much by going to 10G. But then there is the rest of us and the other use cases. As for systems that can push this much data. Almost anything with a M.2 SSD will easily keep up. So for a use case, backing up your zillions of photos to at least one other point of failure on your home network. May not be the best backup plan ever, but regular home users are not IT gurus and will do this.