ASRock X99 WS-E10G Released has Intel 10G BASE-T LAN

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  1. Hilbert Hagedoorn

    Hilbert Hagedoorn Don Vito Corleone Staff Member

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    ASRock’s latest X99 WS-E/10G is a motherboard, workstation board hybrid that boasts Dual Intel 10G BASE-T LAN ports powered by an Intel X540 Ethernet controller chip, plus Dual Intel giga...

    ASRock X99 WS-E10G Released has Intel 10G BASE-T LAN
     
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    well it's about frickin time 10gbit lan ports were added. Now the only problem is no standard consumer routers have 10gbit ports. Have to buy some incredible expensive corporate type router to get the speed
     
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  4. Twiddles

    Twiddles Maha Guru

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    Finally! I've been looking forward to this kind of board :) Sadly 10GB routers/switches are still MANY times more expensive than this board :S
     

  5. BLEH!

    BLEH! Ancient Guru

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    Assuming that fan ain't not too loud, this might be a worthy replacement for my aging X58 rig.
     
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    Matt26LFC Ancient Guru

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    Anyone know how much it is? Can't see a price anywhere in the article, bet its fricken expensive!
     
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    so have 10gbs equipment or enterprise enviroment X99 WS-E/10G
    else i think just get X99 WS-E
    not sure how much 10G would cost, but seems it possible up to around $100 or even more
     
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    rl66 Ancient Guru

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    sure... but on other hand it is for pro...

    If you have only "normal" lan then you have the "normal" ASRock X99 WS (very good too btw).

    Since ASRock have no more thing to do with ASUS, it goes inovative and reliable (wich is very important for WS and pro) )...
    Their independence is all benefit.
     
  9. rl66

    rl66 Ancient Guru

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    yes even more :D compared to 1g
     
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  11. holystarlight

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    Im glad I just upgraded my network at home, Using some netgear 10G Base switch, Tho my router still using 1G lan, but most of my systems all connected to the switch, Just wish rampage would have 10g lan port. would be really awesome for data transfer from my server. Oh well, still early days.
     
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    Lol that asrock board has 2plx chips with 10g lan. Expect to pay $900

    Much better than the rampage 5 extreme
     
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    Asrock thinking for a near future. Not need copper cable to the street swich. Copper will be connection in very short line between optical to copper IO adapter and PC. In distances of decimal inches copper cables have no problem with 10Gb/s speed.
     
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    The reviewer on Anandtech says it could be from 800-900 bucks and available this month!
     

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