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I just wanted to put this out there that this issue was resolved with a BIOS update.

Interesting, but I've ruled out pfSense by installing Windows on a second SSD and testing. Same issue with both Operating systems.

2.7.0CE. 2.6.0 had support for the older i225-v NICs. Support for the i226-v NICs came out with 2.7.0. But I don't think it's pfSense since Windows exhibits the same performance.

Resetting the BIOS didn't help.

I don't have a 2.5Gbe switch to test with. Connecting the 2 computers directly gives me roughly 8Gbps on iperf, though.

I've tried it in both Windows and pfSense. It's the same across both of them. I can occasionally hit almost 2.4Gbps but it appears very random and very inconsistently. In face, today I haven't been able to get it at all. I'm trying a CMOS reset now to see if it helps.

It appears to be all the ports. I've tried most every combination. I've asked for a BIOS update and that's when they told me to enable Turbo.

I think 4K is just because that is what is built into the IGP. I like having built in video so that I can integrate it into a KVM on the rack but I really wish there were console ports as well.

I purchased a HUNSN RJ38 and I can't seem to get full speed out of the NICs. Most every connection only gives me 1.6Gbps. I'm using 2 PCs with 10Gbe NICs to test with. The ports link at 2.5Gbps but I don't get those speeds. CPU usage is fine. I've tried running Windows on the HUNSN and...