erik quanstrom wrote:
erik quanstrom wrote:
this is not correct. please read
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peripheral_Component_Interconnect
even at 33 mhz, pci has 133MB/s of bandwidth. gbe uses about 112MB/s.
although there are some lower standards defined, pci-x has a practical base
freque
> erik quanstrom wrote:
>> this is not correct. please read
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peripheral_Component_Interconnect
>> even at 33 mhz, pci has 133MB/s of bandwidth. gbe uses about 112MB/s.
>>
>> although there are some lower standards defined, pci-x has a practical base
>> frequency o
erik quanstrom wrote:
Robert Sherwood wrote:
PCI does not. It struggles to keep Gig-E 'well utilized' let alone saturated.
PCI-X & PCI-E *may* have. Depends on a lot more than the spec itself.
this is not correct. please read
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peripheral_Component_Interconnect
even
> Robert Sherwood wrote:
> PCI does not. It struggles to keep Gig-E 'well utilized' let alone saturated.
> PCI-X & PCI-E *may* have. Depends on a lot more than the spec itself.
this is not correct. please read
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peripheral_Component_Interconnect
even at 33 mhz, pci has
well, this is a good news, bad news situation. the good news
is that there's some support for bleeding-edge hardware.
the bad news is that bleeding-edge hardware is relatively
expensive.
the marvell 88sx[56]0xx driver is much more affordable.
you can get a 8-port card based on this chipset from n
> I presume these items are all outside of the pocket of hobbyists ?
>>
>>
>> $700 for a card, and $12K for the switch. I believe you're right about
> that.
our fileserver and cpu server are connected by an inexpensive edgecore
2-port 10gbe + 24-port gbe switch + 2-port fiber switch. i believe it
Robert Sherwood wrote:
I can't find one online to buy and no-one's ebaying *anything* by
Myricom.
Nor can I find a 10G switch.
You must be kidding: http://www.google.com/search?q=myricom
I presume these items are all outside of the pocket of hobbyists ?
$700 for a card, and $12K for th
On 4/7/07, Robert Sherwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone know whether the PCI or PCI-x backplane even has 10 gbps of
throughput?
Correct me if my info is wrong :-)
IIRC one PCI-Express line equals bi-directional sync. 250 MiB/s. The
fastest setting which is available now is AFAIK 32
> I can't find one online to buy and no-one's ebaying *anything* by
Myricom.
Nor can I find a 10G switch.
You must be kidding: http://www.google.com/search?q=myricom
I had "pages from the UK" ticked.
I can't find one online to buy and no-one's ebaying *anything* by Myricom.
Nor can I find a 10G switch.
You must be kidding: http://www.google.com/search?q=myricom
I presume these items are all outside of the pocket of hobbyists ?
$700 for a card, and $12K for the switch. I believe you're
coraid was given the blessing on monday to give the
the myricom 10 gigabit ethernet *driver* with firmware
for the cpu and fs kernels to the plan 9 community.
I can't find one online to buy and no-one's ebaying *anything* by Myricom.
Nor can I find a 10G switch.
I presume these items are all o
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