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Compare the cooler for a 2.5GbE card [0] to that of a 10 GbE card. The fact that WiFi (which is what most consumers use) now supports those speeds surely helps,
by Sebb767 5y ago
Compare the cooler for a 2.5GbE card [0] to that of a 10 GbE card. The fact that WiFi (which is what most consumers use) now supports those speeds surely helps, but 2.5GbE is also simply far easier to integrate and power.
[0] https://www.amazon.de/XIAOLO-Netzwerkadapter-Unterstützung-Low-Profile-Halterungen-XL-I225V-2-5G/dp/B09C3BBX5B/ https://www.amazon.de/XIAOLO-Netzwerkadapter-Unterstützung-L...
[1] https://www.amazon.de/XG-C100C-Netzwerkkarte-RJ45-Port-802-3an-Base-T/dp/B071JR2ZW8 https://www.amazon.de/XG-C100C-Netzwerkkarte-RJ45-Port-802-3...
- cptskippy 5y agoI agree that 2.5GbE is easier, and I still think AP backhauls are the primary driver for it. AP makers cannot sell multi-gigabit WiFi APs without a back haul that can support them.