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It's crazy that at this speeds (and I mean, it's not a new thing) your internal infrastructure can be the bottleneck You have 100Mbit internet? Cool, your 54Mb
by raverbashing 5y ago
It's crazy that at this speeds (and I mean, it's not a new thing) your internal infrastructure can be the bottleneck
You have 100Mbit internet? Cool, your 54Mbit only WLAN devices are now the bottleneck.
But now it's your 10GB ethernet that's the limit.
- dale_glass 5y agoYou easily run into problems even before that. I just upgraded to 10GB networking in my house and the old desktop I have hanging around mostly for guest use tops out at around 6 Gbps. The CPU just can't handle more than that. Granted, it's a 10 year old, cheap CPU with integrated video, so it was never much good. But still, it works just fine for web browsing. And of course hard disks get 200MB/s on the very rare occasion, and often a good amount less than that. Even SSDs are limited by SATA's maximum of 6 Gbps, so make a plan for upgrading everything to NVMEs.