Update video request

[mikead99]

   Recently I was doing a bit of research because I was made aware that PCIe with 32 lanes exists.

 

   During my research I discovered a rather interesting piece of hardware designed for this PCIe x32. A networking card labeled with a transfer speed of 200 GbE. This instantly reminded me of the video you had done attempting to transfer files over a 10 gigabit connection. This is 20 times faster, I don't know what kind of software you need to make this work, but it would be so awesome if you guys made a video on this.

 

For reference, this (http://www.neutroncanada.com/prod.cfm/3604753/MELLANOX/MT28908A0-NCCF-VE/) is the hardware I discovered. I'm not sure I recommend buying this particular piece of hardware from this seller due to the scant amount of information provided, but if this exists I'm sure you could find something similar.

 

Please make a video on this.

 

For anyone replying to this topic I would be interested to know your thoughts on this hardware.

[martward]

It is a network card that supports both PCIe 3.0 and 4.0. However I can't seem to find how it connects, it's fine and dandy that it supports 32 PCIe lanes, but that means it must either be connected to two 16x slots or on 32x, and I've never heard of a motherboard with a 32x slot (though they might exist of course).

[Windows7ge]

Not very long ago LMG did a video on 100Gbe Mellanox cards. They were only able to achieve 40Gbe (be it a Windows limitation or other). Unless they did a video on something server specific (which isn't really the channels demographic) I don't think doing it again with 200Gbe would result in anything much better.