Reach Transfer
Aug/050
Reach Transfer
what is the max speed for 10/100/1000 Network that can reach ?
hi
assuming i want to copy a file from one pc to another
both pcs have 10/100/1000 Network cards
and are connected together throw a Switch that supports 10/100/100
what is the max transfer speed that it can reach ?
thanks
your network cards can have a maximum speed of 1000 mbps, but it does not mean that its a constant speed of transferring data to another pc. there are many factors affecting data transfer, as pc devices works in many ways depending on the task your pc is performing.
the switch that supports 10/100/100 is not clearly stated, may be you mean 10/100/1000. switches as devices has also minimum and maximum speeds in transferring data, so speed of data transfer also depends on how many pc is connected to your switch.
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