2.5gbit is AWESOME, but it WON'T make your Internet faster...
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Linus explains the advantage of 2.5Gb networking over gigabit- even if your ISP is still the bottleneck.
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2:20 that 8k camera in action.
What it's really for.
To edit your stuf and keep the quality.
@@erikbarsingerhorn4485 woosh
@@erikbarsingerhorn4485 um... okay
Robert Toms, III Because they believe having it makes them better than everyone else.
3:36
10:45 "It's for perfect for those who are prone to drop..." Sometimes, it pays to watch till the end.
Someone didn't read the sponsor text before saying it.
Or click on this comment's timestamp
Lol
When the “where to buy” card popped up while Linus was talking about nudes, it killed me.
gotta plug the "merch"
HAHAHA XD
Linus Only Fans?
Where?
China gear backed up so no merch $$, I heard he's starting a FANSONLY page...
ahahaha
Sweden: offers 10GBit/s Internet connection
Germany: offers 50MBit/s vectoring via old copper wire and calls it new technology
*sad Panzer noises*
Happy ikea noises
As an Australian, I feel your pain.
Germany (Vodafone/Telekom) is offering and building up FTTH right now...
I'm glad that this meme can finally die now since this is not the case anymore (at least in Westphalia). I just upgraded from 150MBit/s to 1GBit/s and pay even less now :)
2:20
Whoever edited this deserves a raise.
haha! lol
A good one! ❤️ 🤣🤣🤣👌
This deserves like Linus!
I'm pretty sure it was our Premiere Lord and Savior Taran.
Look at 10:54 It says who the editor is.
Flash forward 2 years and the AT&T Guy just offered me a residential 10 Gig line for the same price I was paying for 1 Gig 5 years ago
Hell we have Frontier deploying fiber right now into my rural subdivision. For what I'm paying right now for 400Mb (they just bumped it to 500Mb a week ago) on Spectrum (was Time Warner), I can get 2g in rural Texas. As it is now I can't fully use a 2g connection so I will be going 1g for less than half the price I'm paying now. But I am looking to rebuild my home network to 10g as the cost has drop a bit so I don't mind spending money knowing I don't have to do it again in 4 to 5 years times.
That sounds nice. Personally being able to move from 1Mbit to 30Mbit has been fun for me too.
That doesn't mean you need it, I'd rather pay less for 1gig then the same for speed I can barely utilize.
@@CaptainFSU Speak for yourself. Some people are hosting servers.
The best way to bottle neck every device is getting 15mb wifi.
Also known as spectrum
I get 1mb/s
20kb*
I have 2mbit/s Ethernet
I like 56k, it's free in some countries
10:00 - 10 Gbit for $48 AUD/m?
*Australia: See you in 80 years for as little as $200 a month*
What an actual troll though
In New Zealand chorus 10 gbit hyperfibre is $199 a month. Australia is well behind in internet speeds
In 80 years $200 would be an acceptable price. Assuming 3% inflation this would be equal to $20 today
yeah I live in sydney Australia, pay $100 a month, and sit at 2 megabits a second 90% of the time
@@craigsutton4903 and to think we *almost* had a complete fiber rollout.
"They were talking about gigabit connection TWENTY YEARS AGO."
Me: "Oh, they were talking about that in the early 90s?" *realizes it's 2020* "God I'm old. :("
Ha! You're old!
don't remind me
10G Base-T is 14 years old.
I saw the opening subtitle - "tfw gigabit ethernet is older than Jake". Jeez, I remember using BNC connectors / 10Base2 in my youth. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/10BASE2
@@evelyngracealdrich4124 Back then, the choices were thick, thin or twisted.
"In some cases dozens of megabits per second"
*stares in 2mbps*
2 megabytes per second maybe, but 2 megabits per second is basically unuseable for modern browsing and streaming.
@@cm01 Dude. That's my internet. I live in the US and this is literally the only ISP in this growing city I live in. ISPs are scum.
Stares at 210mbps
@@shubhchaudhary6562 stares harder with 400mbps because you should stop trying to flex with average internet speeds
that made me chuckle because thats what i have where i live mind you just getting 40mbps costs me like my d being ripped and thats not even stable with much more limitations like daily mb limits and such thats its not even worth it hell like 10 to 40 mbps are locked to the same limits
"waiting half a minute never killed anyone" - Said no paramedic :(
Oh shit! I don't know how to save this guy! Quick, I have to copy over the medical manual from my NAS!
30 seconds later: *Patient dies*
Damn, if only I had a 2.5 GB adapter.
Proof?
@Bruh Mcbruh Do you wait 30 seconds in the middle of the road when crossing it?
So please don't prove me right.
How can you really be sure it’s arterial?
Underrated comment.
2.5GbE is also GREAT for doing local backups to a NAS much more quickly. Pair it with a "QNAP QSW-1105-5T 2.5GbE switch" and you're off to the races.
2.5 GbE neads low power and it's similar to 1 GbE for the same size of data's.
It makes no sence for more Speed, equipment becommes to expensive and needs to much power for mobil devices.
@@ralfl.k.5636 The cost of equipment is marginal as proven by the QNAP 2.5GbE switch linked. Even better pricing now that 2+ years has passed since my OP.
"No one ever died waiting half a minute for something" (unless it's a tourniquet)
"Now, online only! Get your 2.5 gig tourniquets"
@@tambarlas5248 damn you'd twist that knot so fast you'll be taking off that limb instead of saving it
Linus: "Waiting 30 seconds never killed anyone."
Me: "My insulin!"
(person has a heart attack, falls over and their heartbeat has flat-lined)
Doctor: Just give him a moment. They might be fine.
@@deathsyth8888 he rebooting
@@Matter655 He's*
Me: "My EpiPen !"
Gotta download that insulin faster
2:30 Linus: folder of spicy nudes. Info card: “where to buy?” 🤔🤔
LTTstore.com
"hundreds or in some cases dozens of megabits per second"
*laughs in 5mbit*
Laughs in 250 kb/s
Recommended by UA-cam: Techquickie "Your Internet Is About To Get FASTER - 2.5 Gbps explained"
Did you watch it? Oh wait you just read the title... Maybe try watching it till the end?
"In some cases, dozens of megabits per seconds."
Frontier's 1mbps: *sweating*
@Valithor Some of us don't have much of a choice.. Hell where I work still has a T1
I got 4mbps
500/500 at Frontier is $40/monthly here. 940/880 for $74.99/mo. They cream the only other real competition (Comcast) where their $40 plan gets you only 100mbps download. While comcast does offer up to 1000mbps download, it costs $80/month and at Comcast the upload speed is always massively lower than download. Wired as low as 5mbps. No thanks... Comcast upload speed is so bad they don't even mention it in writing anywhere on their detailed plan info. You can only find out if you ask them directly... where as Frontier offered upload speed generally matches download speed offered.
@@Mobliz All of the main UK ISPs do that scummy practice, too. Most connections are ~200/20.
Mine's 200/200 for $60 🤣😅
I would love to see video looking at the newer 'ethernet over power' adapters.
I have some from when 56Mbs and 128Mbs were the max, and they were great when I was on an (Australian) ADSL2 connection, but the new ones seem to be promising a 10x-20x improvement.
Techquickie: _“Your internet is about to get faster - 2.5 Gbps explained”_
Also Techquickie: _“2.5gbit is awesome, but it won’t make your internet faster”_
Linus on Techquickie: "2.5gpbs is going to make your Internet faster"
Linus on LTT: "2.5gpbs won't make your Internet faster"
Split personality confirmed.
That stupid tech quickie channel still exists?
@@nilswegner2881 yes, and it's got even worse.
@@LaZZeYT with even more false information?
Ha I just saw that video yesterday and was super confused when I thought they reversed the title until I realized this one's on LTT.
@@avenged110 Oh yeah, he's losing his mind for sure. Lol
When he was talking about nudes the “Where to buy” prompt popped up....... I know what I’m wasting my tax refund on 😤
Same 😂
Waste? Money well spent
Buying nudes is stupid when you can get plenty of them on google images for free.
tax refund? Why not just pay the right amount?
@@UKgamer87 better yet don't pay anything. I never have and never will, they can put me in a hotel with bars and lose even more money feeding and housing me at their own expense if they don't like it. I guess some dummies just love giving the gov't interest-free loans.
as 10gig is out of reach by restrictive pricing and unavailability in consumer segment, i am really looking forward to 2.5gig standard becoming mainstream as soon as possible, as 1gig had become a bottleneck a long time ago (if you want to drop files across your home network faster).
Still waiting. FML.
@@majorgear1021 I can't believe we had 10G, then went back to 2.5G and now today in 2023 it's still not cheap or ubiquitous to have 2.5G... let alone the already (now old) 10G!?
I ended up buying two of those qnap switches and diving into this, the one MAJOR f me in terms of cost, was getting an rj45 compatible nic that was also compatible with freebsd, and that had to be (at least in my searching) a £300 starlink one (although I got it for 50 off) with an intel x550, that's actually a 10 gig card, but backwards compatible with 2.5, that leaves me ready to go to 10 gig in the future whilst staying functional with pretty much any nas os I throw at it. So yeah, if you are doing this with home built network storage, that's one to look out for, otherwise if all you need is to connect up a few normal computers 2.5 is a steal.
Normal people: hide nudes
Linus: “We’ll use nudes as a measure unit cuz science”
Dr Axton “Science”
All he did by doing that was to basically say I dont give a crap about insulting my wife, and that he is a guy you don't want to shake his hand after he's been locked up in the office with the door closed for a while.
ugetridofit shut up
To be fair, the nudes are just linus modeling his underwear
Tim please joke like that around your spouse
The video reminds me of the fact that my ISP, up until 5 years ago, had 150Mbit/s internet speed offerings bundled with a modem that only had 100Mbit/s network ports.
My current ISP offers real Ethernet connections - to a "fiber interface box" on the side of my home.
I'm currently at 100MB for Internet, could upgrade that to 1GB easily.
I'm on the same physical ISP as Microsoft/Yahoo/a few others use for their "Quincy" Washington data centers....
I have a DSL modem, down = 8 Mbps up = 1 Mbps
The router has 100 Mbps ports.
I assume my motherboard has a 1 Gbps NIC.
Linus: waiting half a minute never kill anyone.
Me: thinking about strangling someone to prove a point
Linus, great video, a few questions for you, I am a tech enthusiasts, love to upgrade to new tech, but sometimes I ask myself, am I making the right choice?? You know how that is, so I ask you, I have a asus router with 2.5 go connection, if I obtain a 2.5 switch and connect it to that port will it "" and "" improve my network connection? Of course that would also be considering adding 2.5 Lan cards to my pcs, wondering if that would help things? Tks
When Linus talks about his nudes and the Where to buy infobox shows up
Don Rosmarin I saw that too and was like “why?!”😂
Xddd me too
Yup. Thought the same thing.
What the hell is "where to buy infobox"? Are you using Internet Explorer?
goku Lmao you sound really dumb
"Don't buy 10gig cards they're expensive even though cable is dirt cheap"
"Oh yeah you need this $500-$1000 switch for 2.5gig".
@@photonicpizza1466 Dafuq no dude. I can buy a *managed,* 16 port (half SPF+, half 10g Ethernet) 10gb switch, including a rack mount kit, right now for about $680, _including 25%(!) sales tax._ That's not even a discounted price.
@@photonicpizza1466 What? You can buy a new UniFi Switch 16 XG for only $599.
He was wrong, there are switches for ~110 Euros if you dont need dozens of ports. mikrotik.com/product/crs305_1g_4s_in
This one works perfectly. and has 4x 10Gbit and 1x 1Gbit
Also it has router software that is no bit worse than what enterprise routers like cisco has.
Mikrotik is really nice, for example i use NordVPN inside router. to control what data goes through VPN and what goes incorrectly
@@CC-vv2ne this is SFP+ switch. find RJ45 one.
I appreciate this video. While these options will be less expensive, the only way we are going to see true adoption is when 2.5G ethernet is added to home and business-use routers, as well as when it is integrated into motherboards. The add on cards are much less expensive (than 10G), but I don't see many aside from enthusiasts or professionals who need it going out of their way to install the extras.
I see a small flaw in your plan: whilst most 10Gb adapters cost twice as much as that 2.5Gb card, they are still four times as fast. I can understand users with 10+ PCs on their network would be expensive - that said, if they just had 3-4 PCs, a 10Gb card for each would likely be a better investment (less if the motherboards in some probably already have them).
Before I retired I was the technical program manager for Intel's network products division and managed the development programs for Intel stand-alone 1G Ethernet devices (such as the I350, I210, 82576, and others). I was advocating for single, dual, and quad port 2.5G silicon about 5 years ago but there was a huge imperative to build 10GBaseT, 40G, and 100G parts and we just didn't have enough engineering staff to do it all. I think the same is likely for many of the leading developers. We liked the idea, but we couldn't make it happen unless the switch silicon guys would support the idea too. Alas, they were concentrating resources on the great Ethernet speed race and were not able to commit resources either.
If I’m looking for the fastest dual port network card out today from Intel or another brand, what would it be?
Plenty of support for 2.5G and 5G out of Netgear and Ubiquity switches - and has been for a while now.
@@MomboTron I think the mellwnox connectx-7 has two 400g ports
Worker: just downloading the latest update
Linus: FASTER FASTER!!!
"Waiting half a minute for something never killed anyone"
Yeah, well..
BanChunk proof?
BanChunk I can think of a lot of things that would kill people of it gets there half a minute later
Breathing?
Nate Cook your lung capacity is... actually idk what the standard is.
69 likes lmao
I love looking back at this now. When a year ago all I could get was 12 mbps and now just one year later AT&T finally upgraded my area to 10Gig for “business”.
Good for upgrading in your house to work faster on home projects
Also linus: let's pull up some RED 8K footage
In fairness, didn't he say he was playing at quarter resolution?
meanwhile in Sweden: gigabit connection included in the rent
Sure, maybe in some places. But let's be realistic, that's certainly not available everywhere, not even close.
Any recommendations on a new graphics card?
Rn I got a GeForce GTX 1660 ti
Linus: "I'm going to show you guys how crazy affordable it has gotten to get faster local network speed."
Also Linus: "The cheapest switch is $500."
@@mikeycrackson Hence the specification of local networking
The cheapest 10 gbit, 2.5 is cheaper
You might not need a switch in some setup, like a direct line between your workstation and storage server, in a home office, this is very applicable.
@@spla5h627 He only said multi-gigabit switches that support 2.5, 5, and 10Gb/s.
@@JimmyZeng That's true, but host to host connections are limited to a single PC unless the NAS has a second connection to the network or the computer is shareing the NAS.
Edit: At that point you should just go Thunderbolt 3 for 40 Gb/s. Good luck saturating that.
"It's perfect for those who are prone to dropping thi- 😐"
I had to scroll for way too long to find this.
*Linus:* Check our build guide for affordable NAS
*ME:* After checking all the links, _WHERE IS THE VIDEO, LINUS???_
I know right! I've even been looking through the channel uploads and still can't find it. the only thing I can think of, is that it is up on floatplane but is yet to be uploaded to UA-cam :(
Hopefully it just hasn’t gone up on UA-cam yet. Though this would be the first time I’ve noticed a video mention discrepancy from LTT.
Linus: Use 2.5 gbps!
Monopoly ISP's: Let us stop you right there!
recommend the mikrotik switch, we work with a lot of their gear and they are very flexible feature-wise. you can even run BGP and OSPF on the switches if you wanted to (not that you should...)
Linus, copying nudes: "I want them on my local device so I can, erm, manipulate them in, erm, lightroom...or something."
Dude he’s married
Jeremiah Yonemura please joke like that when you have a spouse and children and see how that works out
I'm more bothered of the fact that his wallpaper is just himself zoning out while wearing headphones.
thanks, now i can't unsee it
It's a side by side with a Cyberman, because those headphones look dumb as fuck.
@@JunkyVirus he's being upgraded
the last time i saw this guy he had 23k subscribers
with* the fact
Editing is so creative lately, but not distracting - good balance
whoever did the editing deserves a raise
"or even in some cases dozens of megabits per second"
there's a lot of people around me that DREAM of having a single dozen of megabits , linus .....
Tell me where you are, I can probably get you guys close to a gig residential services. I run an ISP
I live in Italy and I have a 5mbps down, 1mbps up ADSL with no plans for optical fiber in the foreseeable future :( And I live in a decently densely populated area too.
@@iP1sano hah bich please 1.5 downloading 0.5 upload, I quit UA-cam cuz of it
Laughs in australian
Fiber ftw. 500 mbps up and down.
And I am watching this with a laptop that only supports up to """fast""" ethernet. I get better speeds with WiFi.
how old is that brick ? O.o even my now 11 year old laptop that i use for discord n stuff supports gigabit.
@@mrn234 7 years, and it may not have gigabit, but it has 5GHz WiFi and 2 SSDs, weights 1.6 Kg and it's thickness is 18 mm, so it is not a brick at all. Fast ethernet is only a small tradeoff, for a laptop with normal usage is more than enough, I've only used it a couple times.
@@c0ldw1nd27 does it have usb 3
Only "fast" ethernet on a 7 year old laptop, are you sure you don't just have to tweak some settings from the network adapter? I have had a simular problem.
Depends on how far you are from the access point. At the outer range of wifi, "fast" Ethernet (100Mbps) is still faster.
I have Bahnhof here in Sweden, but only 1000/1000 Mbps (live on the country side with FTTH IP-Onlys network) at around 60 USD/month. The 10 000 Mpbs speed is only offered by Bahnhof in their own network and one other network, Skanova (part state-company), in some areas. Bahnhof is really awesome, they offer good speeds at reasonable prices plus they are fighting the big fight for privacy on the net. Now a huge part of Sweden, both cities and on the country side has access to fiber up to 1000 Mpbs due to the state and EU putting alot of grants into building of fiber networks on the country side. In our area we have our own economic Association
where we own the fiber network between all members and let IP-Only handle the network with an open platform with lots of ISPs to choose from. Really cheaply... :) Next step in Sweden is to upgrade networks to 10 000 Mbps but I think it will take some time to upgrade all networks due to the costs of the 10 000 Mbps-fiber optical network switches and 10 000 Mpbs fiber converters for the homes.
Could you do a video for beginners on building and setting up a NAS?
Anyone going to point out the misspelled title? “AWERSOME”
There are no mistakes
-master oogway
What the heck is aweRsome. Getting sloppy Reilly?
I figured it was a Canadian thing, like how you'd hear "out and about" as "oot and aboot".
It's like when southern people say warsh instead of wash
I think your using a Samsung 😂
>"100s or even doesns of mb/s"
3MB/s take it or leave it, in the uk
I'm lucky to get a few hundred kb/s
@@kodidavis2819 so I'm
3MB/s = 24 Mb/s so when he said dozens, he was right.
on a brilliant day I see 40Mb/s Down and 5.0Mb/s Up, also I love this but seriously can anyone afford the network switch for this project alone? XD
I have sky fibre and use a cat6 cable and I can barely get 60mbps down and 25up
I personally want to upgrade just so I can move video files around my laptop and desktop, also would be great to plug in a new ssd into a router and get the faster speeds
i truly love the aspect ratio of your videos It provides a movielike feeling Great choice indeed
0:43 that was smooth af
3:36 real reason why they use a 8k camera
Just so you know, the first network I helped install was 25kbit. That was way back in 1984 and was BBC model Bs. The network mass storage device was a whopping 10MB. Chuffin huge thing as well - full height 5.25 drive + card etc.
If the game is DRM-free, I just play it over the network. If your network has decent speeds and a reliable connection, you don't really have to copy the over unless you plan on modding it like TESV, FO4, etc.
Just for anyone who's interested in trying this out, I access the files over network using Folder Sharing function in Windows.
0:18 Cox updated their prices and plan with an increase of 50 mbps for their 100mbps. It has a 1tb cap....
My brain: there is no such thing as a sleep paralysis demon:
the demon in the corner of my room: 3:36
I went 10Gbit in parts of my home network one year ago and I love it.
Does it not depend on your pci-e connection ie pci4 or Pci 3. Would it not be worth just buying a NAS SSD or maybe hybrid drive. Will this not be an on board chip in future
Well, I guess Bahnhof actually outdid Comhem!
We need more 2.5Gbe home routers, they are charging hundreds of dollars for them but are still stuck on 1 gig ports.
and this is why you buy separate modem, router, switch, access point
@@larrylarrington9229 Who the fuck got time for that rats nest of cables at home?
@Darwin I came up with a better solution, it's nothing to do with lazyness it's do with having a uncluttered home, one unit to diagnose if there is a problem and lower power consumption.
I'm hoping that this video is a prelude to a follow up regarding LACP and dual Gigabit cards, since that stuff is much, much cheaper than even 2.5Gb networking cards/switches. Plus, a lot of NAS boxes have dual Gigabit LAN ports and support LACP w/o breaking the bank.
So how about it? You guys would be perfect for explaining the protocol, explaining the setup/config, talking about the overhead, and then examining the real world gains. I'd love to see it!
Come on, LInus...you know you wanna. =P
Damn, the editing was good in this video. Good job, editor.
Linus: Want to hear my baby bird impression?
Linus: 4:46
Shitty joke
11:00 "Affordable 8k video editing NAS"
Data not found.
Sounds like a floatplane vid for now
@@phijkchutato Yeah, that would explain it.
They teased a NAS building vid several times but I never have seen one on the yt channel.
4k*
I was looking too. Glad to see it was not just me.
2:21 LOL THE SPIT!
Nice touch on the “Where to buy” link at 2:35 hahaha
3:36 -i just ... I have new wallpaper
😂same
Why Wait when you dont have to - big Brain linus
3:35 you're welcome
If you just want to connect your main pc to your separate storage system though, can you just set up a separate network and directly attach them without a switch? Any issues making it prioritize that faster connection?
In Thailand you can get 1000mbps FTTx for around $25 a month (and that includes cable TV and 5GB of mobile data)
“Internet speeds in the hundreds or maybe even as low as the dozens” me with my 0.8mb download speed😢
same here
Bruh! How are you even watching this video? 240p?
3 take it or leave it
@@charlie7mason I use a plugin. I let the video puffer in 720p while I´m working and watch it then fully loaded in my break
CharlieMason yep 👍🏻
10:02 yepp, that's good old Sweden :)
Banhof
Yea i live in a student apartment and gigabit internet is included in the rent... Sweden ftw...
shame they have a relgiion peace problem there
@@esbjornssonjesper1797 too bad mine only comes with 100Mbps non-upgradable internet :(
3 year old video but relevant to me today, my internet company just sent me a new modem after upgrading off a grandfathered plan. it has a single 2.5g port on it, so im looking at upgrading the switch and network card on my pc to make use of it. This gives me an idea of how worth it it would be for me to do and given the drop of cost of 'older' hardware, seems good to do.
can u crosslink cable it from your server to your desktop tho? Probs for many that's more than enough?
Linus: These cards can be had for as little as $30.
Me: Whoa, Mr. Moneybags over here.
Lol
the cards not the issue, its the switch. why the hell is there a gotcha. we would all switch over immediately if there wasn't. its not like we keep buying 1Gbps switches, we already have those. ive got 1 from 15 years ago!
3:35 my new background
Okay but can I just say I am LIVING for that Cyberman!Linus desktop ?
Chorus in NZ are rolling out 2.5gigabit to the home in the next few months with 5gig and 8gig by the end of the year
9:41 is that the new xps 13 9300? Hope a review will come soon!
3:36 screenshot meme in the waiting !
Im gonna do it
I think an area overlooked is the remote esktop. As in the original Xwindows use case, the user end can be thin and video oriented, while the servce end can be a high powered server with no onboard video. Many remote protocols are limited by the load they put on the Wire.. 2.5 gig may make pairing a back end server with a video heavy desktop much easier.. Containers invite this sort of multi box system. Arm systems with USB 3 and eventually USB C have limited onboard video. X2go, for example bypasses the onboard video limitation. What happens to Firefox if the screen handling is offloaded from a low powered host to a dedicated desktop? I may see soon even aone Gigabit. Thanks
Amy prebuilt small to. medium form factor Pcs with 2.5gn built in?
Linus's card returns! My favorite recurring character.
I love the mikrotik device in the background
My RB-915-TnHD is weeping :p
@@zzco I assume you mean the 951?
we use it's bigger brother, the 962 a lot for low-mid load routing, 3011/4011 for mid-high.
hugggeeee fan of the CRS 326 though.
ANDDD they just released a 48-port switch too, which i cannot wait to get my hands on
@@ishtimal er yeah. the RB-951-2nHD **
@@ishtimal nice! and yeah mine is crying because of the three IKE tunnels it uses routinely, lmao.
In Toronto Bell offers 1.5gb/s symmetrical residential. Rogers 1 gbs download.
Well as for the US catching up with GB speed. Come to TN. They was the first state to offer 1gb internet speed as a standard and up to 10gb speed for a low price. And they been doing it for about 5 to 8 years now.
Linux: Talks about buying 2 Gigabit network adapter.
Me: *Cries in 4 Mbps internet connection and a super slow hard drive and a core 2 duo CPU*
feel you bro T-T
Notice what Autocorrect did to your comment?
Almost same bro, little more lucky here with a core duo quad and a 20mbps connection
I know where that profile picture come from...
I feel you. I used to deal with that for a few years until Spectrum bought out Time Warner Cable and we got 100 mbps a few years ago. Almost the same computer too, but it was an old Dell optiplex with a dual core Pentium processor. I still have it to this day, that PC I got a bit over 5 years ago back when I started 6th grade.
PS: I'd personally rather deal with way slower internet than Spectrum's supposedly fast speed because they have lied in the past. It is working pretty good now but issues still arise, and they are just kind of greedy. Look up articles on Spectrul where they supposedly were going to get kicked out of western New York, and then lying to customers. You'll know what I meant by I'd rather deal with slower internet when you read up on the things that Spectrum was doing that were exposed.
Ahhh the cybermen desktop background.
The new doctor who sucks huh?
The Cyberman and Linus wearing those headphones had me dying
if i only have for example 5mb per seconds, does it enhance the delay time better for gaming or is it just for download n upload speed, in order to use 2.5gbit to full u gotta have 2.5gb up/down?
10:08 $32 a month for 10gb/s in Sweden... Dang..
Published 21-21-2018 I don't know what that month is but yeah.
I saw on their homepage that it cost's 499sek/month now. Still awesome and i want it.
@@Koppakuoriainen Around $50 a month? Holy heck that's cheap for that kind of speed.
Currently paying twice that for 1Gb/s. That being said I wonder what the data cap is.
@@Matthew-.- Data caps on private connections isn't a thing here in Sweden. I did double check the terms, it says unlimited. :)
@@Matthew-.- data cap is more of a America thing I think, I don't know anyone outside the us that has to deal with that
Those SFP cards at 3:37 are Fibre Channel adapters, not Ethernet. You can't network computers or even access shared network attached storage using those, only connect to a SAN or direct attached storage.
The R3D footage example isn't exactly as explained - the footage is still sent from the NAS to the Desktop at full quality, it's only displayed locally at the 1/4 quality setting.
10:04 - That's true. In my country, a certain ISP offers symmetrical 10Gb/s for households for quite a cheap price