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anybody making RTL8125 NICs besides Speed Dragon? [2.5Gbase-t]
I believe Realtek RTL8125 (2.5 Gbps) has appeared in a few mainboards,
but I can only find two ethernet cards from a company called Speed Dragon. And I don't think many retailers are offering them, so I wondered if anybody else makes a NIC from RTL8125. I know Aqnanita-based cards are out there (5 or 10 Gbps) cheaper than Intel or Broadcom enterprise stuff. But the fast switches get expensive. 2.5G would suffice for me, with these blessings: only need PCIEx1 slot works with CAT5e cables 2.5G 8-port switch as little as US$300 |
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anybody making RTL8125 NICs besides Speed Dragon? [2.5Gbase-t]
I found another company IOCREST is also making an RTL8125 ethernet card.
Only one port, whereas Speed Dragon offer one with 2 sockets. But very few vendors selling them. I found 4 on ebay and 1 on aliexpress. |
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