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Recent content by physwm2501
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options for 10gigabit firewall
To demonstrate that they have the capability and are willing to support it. I'm assuming only local companies are using the higher speeds. I'd much rather them offer too much at a competitive price then too little. I'm well aware how useless 2.5g is unless I'm downloading 30 GB files 24/7...- physwm2501
- Post #13
- Forum: Networking & Security
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options for 10gigabit firewall
Apparently it's a non issue anyways, my isp just got back with me and said they would be replacing the switch and router with a 10 gibabit capable one if I decided to upgrade. For now I'll just look into upgrading the asus router, I'm out of addresses I can port forward anyways.- physwm2501
- Post #12
- Forum: Networking & Security
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options for 10gigabit firewall
My connection is currently fed into an asus ac68u, which handles all of the wan traffic on my home network. All wired LAN traffic is handled through a TP-LINK TL-SG3216 which is currently fully populated. I've been wanting to upgrade the ac68u and just use it as a wireless AP for awhile since...- physwm2501
- Post #8
- Forum: Networking & Security
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options for 10gigabit firewall
I'm currently looking into what it would take hardware wise to get a 10gigabit firewall setup. Looking through the options it seems using 10 gigabit Ethernet would be the most cost effective over using fiber. Especially since the distances traveled are relatively short. I'm currently being...- physwm2501
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- Forum: Networking & Security
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Dell U2412M
seemed like they have packed up shop and are making the same arguments over at the overclock forums- physwm2501
- Post #830
- Forum: Displays
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Dell U2412M
Well just got mine and am pretty impressed. My friend has a 2311 and this is atleast as good as his. What is everyone using for settings. I don't have anything to calibrate with but am satisfied with getting close. Also seems like this monitor doesn't like my displayport cord. Turns out it...- physwm2501
- Post #628
- Forum: Displays
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Dell U2412M
seems like my patients is not there to wait for another review. got mine ordered today and will be here no later then next friday :) hopefully my 5850 can drive the extra pixels. going up from the standard 1080p.- physwm2501
- Post #418
- Forum: Displays
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Dell U2412M
I just got my friend a u2311h a few months back and if it is supposed to be better then that I think I may need to get one.- physwm2501
- Post #397
- Forum: Displays