View Full Version : Look and cry :p
well ethier this is an error or somin else, ive tryed all sorts of things but still the same :D
http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/8447/untitled0qz.jpg
come on i know someone knows y this is doin this?
mystfied
03-10-06, 07:16 PM
IIRC, there's nothing wrong. A network bridge is an internal connection inside your computer that links two network interfaces.
LoneWolf121188
03-10-06, 10:14 PM
^^ Yeah, but look at the speed. :D :cool:
IIRC, there's nothing wrong. A network bridge is an internal connection inside your computer that links two network interfaces.
who said i had 2 :D, i got like 5 network cards in there :O
ah to bad they dont make an switch that transfers that fast lol
not doing you much good if it can only send and not receive :D
still even with 5 NIC's the numbers still don't add up lol... maybe one NIC is networked to another Internally and that is your processor bandwith ;)
lol, dunno but its funny to me lol, should be able to ghost like 20 comps with that connection and still have room :D
lol heres another screeny
http://img240.imageshack.us/img240/5254/untitled28ev.jpg
Thespis377
03-11-06, 09:02 AM
That's just going to be the bandwidth of your pci bus. It's not that big of a deal.
LoneWolf121188
03-11-06, 02:43 PM
the bandwith of the PCI bus is definetly not 216Gbps. ;) I dont think PCIe is even 216Gbps. *
ya pcie is like 50gbps i think
the bandwith of the PCI bus is definetly not 216Gbps. ;) I dont think PCIe is even 216Gbps. *
But that's gigaBITs which isn't as much as gigaBYTEs.
Ok? but still its like 150giga BYTEs a second
Ok? but still its like 150giga BYTEs a second
How do you figure? It's closer to 27.
ThePCGuy
03-12-06, 02:03 AM
8 bits in a byte guys/girls.
- Jim
ok its 27giga bytes a second :p, but thats still super fast
How do you figure? It's closer to 27.
i was just geussin :p
LoneWolf121188
03-12-06, 12:18 PM
OK, let me clear some things up:
A GB is a gigabyte, a Gb is a gigabit. Likewise, MB is megabyte and Mb is megabit.
PCI: 133MB/s (33.33MHz x 32bits ÷ 8bits/byte = 133MB/s)
PCIe: 250 MB/s each direction, per lane. Therefore, a x16 PCIe slot would theoretically be capable of 250 x 16 = 4000MB/s or 4GB/s.
Meanwhile, EvilT's mysterious bus is 216Gb/s, which is 27GB/s (the /s or ps at the end of the unit means the same thing: per second).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peripheral_Component_Interconnect
OK, let me clear some things up:
A GB is a gigabyte, a Gb is a gigabit. Likewise, MB is megabyte and Mb is megabit.
PCI: 133MB/s (33.33MHz x 32bits ÷ 8bits/byte = 133MB/s)
PCIe: 250 MB/s each direction, per lane. Therefore, a x16 PCIe slot would theoretically be capable of 250 x 16 = 4000MB/s or 4GB/s.
Meanwhile, EvilT's mysterious bus is 216Gb/s, which is 27GB/s (the /s or ps at the end of the unit means the same thing: per second).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peripheral_Component_Interconnect
Actually 16x is 8GBs well if you go for overall and not one direction, that's the only thing making it faster than 8x AGP. AGP is only 4gigs 1 direction and higher latency.
LoneWolf121188
03-12-06, 04:55 PM
Actually 16x is 8GBs well if you go for overall and not one direction, that's the only thing making it faster than 8x AGP. AGP is only 4gigs 1 direction and higher latency.
Right, the number I quoted (250MB/s) is per direction, per lane. Multiply by x16 and then again by x2 and you get 8GB/s.
Right, the number I quoted (250MB/s) is per direction, per lane. Multiply by x16 and then again by x2 and you get 8GB/s.
Yep just adding clarification to your point is all.
ShadowPho
03-12-06, 05:47 PM
what cable overclocks so good :) ? I want one!
vBulletin® v3.8.7, Copyright ©2000-2012, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.