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Chris |
posted on 18th Jan 13 at 00:09 |
Why isnt every thing patched to 1gb switch, as john says you will never shift 1gb on a home network | |
Sam |
posted on 17th Jan 13 at 23:44 |
I meant if he wanted to reach gigabit speeds then all his kit has to be gigabit - obviously 100Mb devices won't talk to gigabit devices at gigabit speeds, that's what I was referring to. | |
John |
posted on 17th Jan 13 at 23:28 |
Whole network doesn't have to be gigabit? In this case though it is pretty useless. In real world he should also be getting 100mbs over the cables, no reason not to unless there's a fault. | |
Sam |
posted on 17th Jan 13 at 22:32 |
Your whole network including any network cards would have to be gigabit ethernet in order to benefit from any of those kind of speeds. | |
Andrew |
posted on 17th Jan 13 at 21:21 |
You would need to replace the router with a 1gig switch or add a 1gig second switch to see any benefit. | |
John |
posted on 17th Jan 13 at 20:52 |
Doesn't matter where the DHCP server is but I can't see any benefit getting a 1gig switch in that setup. | |
oceansoul |
posted on 17th Jan 13 at 20:50 |
I've been sorting out the ethernet network at home, and im thinking of getting a 1000mb/s switch. I already have a 100/10mb/s switch which im looking to replace with the gig switch. My question is does the DHCP server location matter in regards to network speed? |