I was thinking 3750X for access switches was pretty extreme also.
Everyone is different & has different reasons, but if you've got the coin to burn, why not i suppose.
Conversely on some mid-size sites I typically use 3560X for access and 3750X for core/L3, generally in a collapsed core design model.
If i had 3750x's in all my network cabinets I would be happy man, but would probably be asked why the network costs several million more than it should.
Here is on of the 3750 cores I was commissioning a few months ago.
Everyone is different & has different reasons, but if you've got the coin to burn, why not i suppose.
Conversely on some mid-size sites I typically use 3560X for access and 3750X for core/L3, generally in a collapsed core design model.
If i had 3750x's in all my network cabinets I would be happy man, but would probably be asked why the network costs several million more than it should.
Here is on of the 3750 cores I was commissioning a few months ago.