I finally got my 10G to work in my house. An electrician did the RJ45 wiring wrong so I had issues with 100Mbps and the connection kept going in and out.
Now that it's running, I didn't get much of a boost. I got the XikeStor adapter, and I am using a USB-C 20Gbps connection. The network card is now seen, and it now gives me 10G visible in Windows (before 100mbps):
Code:
Samlet forbindelseshastighed (modtagelse/afsendelse): 10/10 (Gbps)
Link til lokal IPv6-adresse: fe80::40aa:968e:1ed5:8059%19
IPv4-adresse:
IPv4-standardgateway:
IPv4-DNS-servere:
Primært DNS-suffiks: localdomain
Producent: Realtek
Beskrivelse: Realtek USB 10GbE Family Controller
Driverversion: 11.19.602.2025
Fysisk adresse (MAC):
The Qnap 10G/2.5G switch also shows green (10gbps) uplink, however my speedtest looks weird:
I have full 1G/1G WAN, and my router (UDM-Pro) measures the full WAN speed.
I have:
1G WAN -> UDM-Pro (SFP+ RJ45 SFP) -> SFP+ DAC -> Netgear 10G switch (no config) -> Cat 6 B variant -> patch panel -> Cat 6 B variant -> walloutlet cat 6 B variant -> Qnap 10G/2.5G switch -> cat 6 B variant cable -> XikeStor 10G USB-C adapter
I find it weird that I get low upload, but acceptable download. The onboard network is an Intel 2.5G, if I use that I get the exact same. I put the Cat 6 cable to a 2.5G port in the Qnap, then the cat 6 cable to the onboard Intel network card, Windows says 2.5G, but the speedtest is identical.
Using 1G network card on a laptop and the issue is gone, the laptop gets the full 1G/1G speed, so the issue is definitely my computer, not the network.
Has anyone seen this before? 2 different network cards are limited in upload speed?
Using this adapter didn't change my pings in games. I still run 12 - 15 ms ping in CS2 when playing, no change there so the USB-C network card is good there, doesn't add any extra latency for me, which was my worry.