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110% a scam... new user, posted same exact message in several WTB treads

So does anyone have any issues to report now 2 month on ? Personally I got mine (235HX Barebone) turned it on and haven't had any noteworthy events beyond software issues with RTL8127 (all should be solved with kernel 7.0) Ubuntu 26.04 LTS ! this should be the go to disto for years at least...

Yes I have 4 of them, 3 in production, one as spare :D

Think n100/n305 replacement and this is just fire ! 2 Pcores 4 Ecores with AV1 support in media encoder This would make for a super lowpower Jellyfin/Plex server

Something like this would pair with the modules you listed : https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003162143422.html It's OM4 not OM3 and can go much faster than 10gb if you ever upgrade down the line

Intel X710-DA2 or DA4 runs just fine in the 2nd slot (x4) on your Gigabyte MC12-LE0 (slot is open-ended) I have this precise setup, Linux will complain about not having the full x8 as a warning, but it's just that a warning Unless you plan to saturate all 4 SFP+ at the same time, x4 is a non...

So You joined forum didn't read any rules before posting and what your are selling is a used fan and a psu ? Holy Fuxx .. face palm What is this timeline

Ya and if this has been your trial and error for years, I can see why bad wording in some adverts would grind teeth :confused: My AMD 7735HS Beelink proberly has that ASMedia combo you mentioned, because I also get 20Gbps on that USB4 port These are my first thunderbolt/USB4 devices and to me...

I'll revisit RLT8127 support in 6 month, but for now I've moved on :oops:

@Shonk On the MS-02 I have both a USB4 v2 controller 82:00.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation Thunderbolt 80/120G Bridge [Barlow Ridge Host 80G 2023] (rev 84) And a USB4 v1 00:0d.0 USB controller: Intel Corporation Meteor Lake-P Thunderbolt 4 USB Controller (rev 10) Both support 20Gbps So...

I also have no issues under windows with RTL8127AF, but when placed in MS-02 Ultra, It broke both onboard RTL8127 (RJ45 version) and RTL8127AF. With both installed i was not able to get link on either.. A night of troubleshooting came up empty.. It seems support for SFP+ version is very limited...

Yes all 4 ports are compatible with RTL8159 running at full speed

It has both USB4 v2 and USB4 v1, both are fine with RTL8159 at full speed

my new MS-02 Ultra has 2 different thunderbolt/usb4 ports through 2 chips ... both those work with RTL8159 at full speed under linux with HWE Kernel That you should be able to test yourself right away ... im away from "playground" atm @Patriot

I can only report what i see, I will happily do some testing this weekend Here is a thought, since USB4 gen2x2 is also 20Gbps maybe the firmware in my Diewu also implements this link mode besides the "normal" USB3 gen2x2 I'm not discussing iperf/driver performance, just the actual USB link layer

Not true I have tested my RTL8159 on three different USB4/Thunderbolt ports, all 3 gave me the full 20Gbps aka 2 10Gbps lanes 2 ports based on Intel and one from AMD So the marketing is actually not that misleading at all.. Does USB4 ports exists that doesn't support gen3x2 proberly yes...

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Please point me to a single fault in the listing

There is nothing wrong with that listing, very sober and explains use cases. Not a single wrong claim is made, even states expected speed using USB4/Thunderbolt, and for best performance use usb3.2