MBBSclinic
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for 2gbps or above?
for 2gbps or above?
what talking you? you planning for VQ 2gbps is it? LOL
for 2gbps or above?
what talking you? you planning for VQ 2gbps is it? LOL
plan for future speed higher than 2gbps.
plan for future speed higher than 2gbps.
Its too early for such planning now. As what andrew has mentioned, teaming support is probably what you need. Getting a 10gbit nic is kinda unwise..
where to find content to download at 2gpbs? Even corporate also don't use so much bandwidth.
It's quite far in the future. Also I'm probably the only person on this whole forum who has seen Speedtest.net results of 6Gbps to 8Gbps haha.
I.e. present day it might not be practical yet.
That said, 10G NICs are very common on servers now and second hand ones off eBay are around the $200-$300 mark for dual port solutions such as the Intel X520 series.
Speedtest.net is limited by Flash Player/CPU to around 2.5Gbps down and 7Gbps up.you're trial or test person for future home broadband speeds? What's your max speed you have tested so far ?
Speedtest.net is limited by Flash Player/CPU to around 2.5Gbps down and 7Gbps up.
IE tends to crash for 2Gbps haha. I have found Mozilla Firefox to have a very stable network stack for speeds beyond 1Gbps.no wonder, i got different speedtests between IE, Chrome, Firefox.
IE has fastest speed test followed by MF.
the best i get was 950mbps dl
IE tends to crash for 2Gbps haha. I have found Mozilla Firefox to have a very stable network stack for speeds beyond 1Gbps.
We are just lacking content.With these comments, i can see that 10Gbps coming into standard soon.
Its too early for such planning now. As what andrew has mentioned, teaming support is probably what you need. Getting a 10gbit nic is kinda unwise..