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Anything over fibre or non standard cabling is likely to remain expensive for quite some time. 2.5Gb is about the limit of cheap alas for a long time.
by justincormack 13y ago
Anything over fibre or non standard cabling is likely to remain expensive for quite some time. 2.5Gb is about the limit of cheap alas for a long time.
- ordinary 13y agoFibre is not required to beat the 2.5Gb/s limit. Standard copper Cat 6a cables already support 10Gb/s for distances up to 100m.
- justincormack 13y agoIf people have 6A and you use a large amount more power. For an application like a hard drive the power consumption of the ethernet connection would be more than the rest of the system probably.