Recent content by lucidrenegade

I'm thinking of picking up a Sandisk Skyhawk NVMe 1.2 SSD for use in my desktop PC with an M.2 to U.2 converter. Any thoughts on this vs something like an EVO 860?

I saw a response from Aquantia in another forum where they stated that they have plans for FreeBSD drivers, but not in the near future.

I'm assuming by "unmanaged" they mean it doesn't even have a web interface? Seems expensive compared to the Ubiquiti if it doesn't.

Model number is 9260NGW. I couldn't find any for sale, so I'm assuming they're all going to OEMs right now.

One distributor is in China. Another charges a ridiculous handling fee on top of shipping and sales tax. Arrow didn't even have their prices updated to the sale prices until this afternoon. I ordered two cards when their site said they had 15 in stock and got a confirmation that the order was...

The XX2X2 uses the LSI 2008 chip, so maybe try searching for info on that?

The DS1817 is powered by the Annapurna Labs Alpine AL-314 ARM SoC, so I would bet they are using the 10Gb built into the chip.

I think he was referring to the fact that you can get a brand new DS2415+ for $1339 on Amazon.

Lower Cost 10GBase-T Switches Coming: 4, 5 and 8-port Aquantia Solutions at ~$30/Port Supporting 2.5/5/10G-BaseT with pricing expected to be around $30 per port. No word on management features, but I'd expect just a simple web interface.

I really wish they would have added support for SMB 3 Multichannel

Did you report them to Amazon for bait and switch?

Apparently Synology publicly named Intel, and then was forced to retract it. See the 14:29 and 15:36 updates. Intel's Atom C2000 chips are bricking products – and it's not just Cisco hit

Where have you seen that the v6 procs include Thunderbolt 3?

If you're an enterprise with all SFP+ switches and for some reason you need a couple of 10Gbase-T ports, these are a whole lot cheaper than dealing with switch replacements or adds. Most large enterprise network engineers aren't going to want to throw a Netgear switch into their...

As with anything AMD, I'll believe it once the reviews are in. I hope they live up to the hype since Intel needs a serious kick in the pants.