Will 10 Gigabit work with Cat5e? - 10Gbe HomeLab Network Upgrade!

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Do you run 10 gig at home? 1 gig? Or WiFi only?
Comment from : Techno Tim

I guess that because it is cat5e and of its length, the speed could not reach as much (93 95 gb/s) I have recently upgraded my local network with cat6 cables and fibre optic cables It was awesome to see 93 - 94 gb/s performance in iperf3 and transfering 45GB file in around 3 minutes (from HDD unfortunately but still) There is iperf3 binary compiled for windows so instead from WSL, you can run iperf3 in CMD :)
Comment from : Terra

Good video I wired my whole home with Cat5e around 2000 When consumer grade 25 Gbe switches get a little cheaper I hope to pick one up
Comment from : christopher james

How about error/crc counters during transmission?
Comment from : TheDarmach

GBIC can't be good for this probably best to go with a native 10GbaseT type port Also, should be checking packet error stats instead of throughput
Comment from : Stepan Novotny

Need to run iperf continuously for a few minutes, not just a single batch
Comment from : Anonymous

I've watched all your videos, you're an awesome dudebrbrWhen that 10Gb connection kicked in, I think that's the first off-script, out-of-character I've ever seen you Most the time, it seems more like you're reading from a script; this was more akin to the first time you ever had an orgasm and didn't know what was going onbrbrAbsolutely loved it brother Timothy, but thanks for not showing us your pants afterward
Comment from : Duane G

About how long was the cabling that you got 85gbit per sec?
Comment from : qrzups johnson

10 gig - does anything in the home use 10 gig Computer to computer limited to the speed of the hard drive OR SSD that 550MBs at the high end Unless you RAID them but most home users do not raid hard drive or SSDs Now anyone that renders videos would have a need for it but yes the CAT5E cable should pass 10gig and most homes would have a low RF interference with the cable Unless they have High power power lines I have run into that before We could run LED inside the house with just a coil of wire in the living room but that was a rare find
Comment from : Norville Rogers

10G BASET - most of the time the auto-negotiation does not work really well on "consumer" switch hardware bralso grounding on the CAT cables plays into the circumstances why it has troubles syncing to 10G properly
Comment from : drumaddict89

So the limit is not the cat5e cable but the other hardware in your PCs like the slow spinning drives, which Synology uses in their nas so max speeds will be 500-600mbs no matter what 10G is literally a pipe dream, pun intended
Comment from : Ted Bigham

Can someone tell me how i can get gigabit speed internet
Comment from : Gnat

Use iperf?
Comment from : E vdB

"dhcp for IPv4" No SLAAC for IPv6?
Comment from : drunkbear889

I have a 3ft cat5(not E) cable that will auto detect to 10gbps I use a 4ft cat 7 cable that I feel works better for the 10gb run though I have not done tests to see if there is a physical limitation of the cat5 cable compared to new cables
Comment from : Steezy76

always worth reminding people that most devices won't fall back to 25gb but to 1gb when failing 10gb
Comment from : David

Silent poe switch means it will die after 2-3 years You can’t beat physics with marketing😂
Comment from : psytcp

I plan on running 10gig between my "high performance" NAS and my main PC This NAS has all movies, games and hot storage for photo and video editing for me to offload most of my drives and hard drives away and use rundand drives brA lower performance NAS can store all "archived" stuff but yeah For the rest, I'm probably going with 25gig or 1gig Our fibre connection is "just" 1gig Most of my devices don't support more than that and I think, for the current price and my situation, 10gig on scale is currently useless To become useful, the price has to drop quite a bit more Maybe, I use 25gig Cable's not been any issues here I think, my "weakest" cables are CAT6? So definitely capable of 10gigbrbrAnd if I'm going to buy a home or built one, I'm definitely going to squeeze in the best, I can afford to future proof my home Probably CAT8, as it's not too expensive anymore brBut first, I need to wire up my current flat correctly and set up my cables properly Currently, everything's a mess and I don't even have a good, central storage solution for the devices nor proper cable management :DbrBUUUUUUUUUUUUUUT it works I don't really know how and why but it works And I'm not going to question it xD
Comment from : playeronthebeat