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RJ-45 or does SFP+ work?

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Just now, Spike Wolfen said:

Got any links?  Im just not too familiar with Network cards is all

do you want to use cat 6a and above or is it a short run where direct attach copper makes sense.

 

https://cdn.etb-tech.com/media/catalog/product/cache/10f519365b01716ddb90abc57de5a837/d/e/dell_broadcom_57412_rndc_nwmnx_angle.jpg

left we got RJ45 right is SFP+ (or some flavor of it)

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A 10G card only makes sense if you have a 10G router or switch installed and at least one other device that shares the same bandwith. I have 2x ASUS cards with AQ107 controllers on them, price between 95 and 120 USD per card depending on the seller.

A 10G enabled switch with 2x 10G ports will set you back about 400 USD, a router even more.

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Just now, Spike Wolfen said:

For now would be left side, so RJ45 cus i dont have direct coper link

how long is the run?

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5 minutes ago, Spike Wolfen said:

id say 15ft to be safe, 20 with extras in the way haha

what are you connecting it to?

 

The aquantia ones are cheap, intel x550 and their higherend cards have more features, but you probably don't need those features.

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1 minute ago, Spike Wolfen said:

id say 15ft to be safe, 20 with extras in the way haha

so a pair of new 10gb rj45 are 180$+ cat 6a cable putting you at 200$

a pair of 10gb SFP+ are 140$ + 10m cable is 160-200

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-X520-DA2-10Gb-10Gbe-10-Gigabit-Network-Adapter-NIC-Dual-E10G42BTDA/333562625877?hash=item4da9e1bf55:g:sJsAAOSwvfxegjvf

these cheep SFP nics also have 2 ports which allow you to have more computers atached

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29 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

what router do you have?

 

Is there any other 10g devices on your lan? Normally setting up 10g for wan connections doesn't make any sense.

It would be my main PC, the other 2 devices dont need 10gig.  Basically i wanna future proof my PC

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23 minutes ago, Spike Wolfen said:

It would be my main PC, the other 2 devices dont need 10gig.  Basically i wanna future proof my PC

What model is your router?

 

If your other devices don't support 10g, the card will run at 1g, and will provide no benfit.

 

When you need 10g, just buy the card later, they will only get better.

 

Also network standards change a lot, so no use buying into 10G-baseT if your not going to use it.

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I'd have to agree with the above, I only went 10G so that when copying from my PC to the NAS it doesn't bottleneck transfers from the NAS to other clients.  Or when copying games between my laptop and desktop.

 

There is zero point in "future proofing" for 10G (other than cabling, if you need to replace it anyway), as the parts might be 1/3 the price by the time you need them.

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