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droz1
Mar 06, 2015Aspirant
Adding in a 10Gbe card to 315 or 516....
I'm wondering if anyone has any experience testing out a 10Gbe in a 316 or 516? I saw an old post from 2 years ago about doing this in a 3200. There's a line in boot_info.log that has a variable n...
gsrider
Mar 11, 2015Guide
Just wanted to reiterate a few points:
Netgear did indeed promise an upgrade path to 10g for the 516. Netgear broke that promise.
You are paying for more than the hardware; it's an engineered solution. Search here for hanging problems with 6.2.x and draw your own conclusions.
I have a 516 with a 10g card, but 6.2.x is so unstable it's hard to quantify any benefit.
A pc case, mobo, hardware raid, 10g, cpu, ssd boot drive, and 6 drives for about half the price of my readynas. With linux it's solid and fast.
Netgear did indeed promise an upgrade path to 10g for the 516. Netgear broke that promise.
You are paying for more than the hardware; it's an engineered solution. Search here for hanging problems with 6.2.x and draw your own conclusions.
I have a 516 with a 10g card, but 6.2.x is so unstable it's hard to quantify any benefit.
A pc case, mobo, hardware raid, 10g, cpu, ssd boot drive, and 6 drives for about half the price of my readynas. With linux it's solid and fast.
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