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Uses a 10GB NVMe card with 5GB capacity for negotiation

Uses a 10GB NVMe card with 5GB capacity for negotiation

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Der_Winter
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01-22-2019, 03:30 AM
#1
Hello everyone, I'm working with a MikroTik CRS305 and a S+RJ10 module linked to a 10GB NIC on my ProArt. The setup uses a shielded Cat6 cable from the RJ45 module to the motherboard. The connection works fine but only reaches 5Gbps in iPerf. When I swap in an Asus XG C100C NIC on the X570 ProArt, it also achieves 10GB. I've checked Power Saving Ethernet settings in Device Manager but didn't see any changes. What else can I try to get my native NIC to hit 10GB? Thanks!
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Der_Winter
01-22-2019, 03:30 AM #1

Hello everyone, I'm working with a MikroTik CRS305 and a S+RJ10 module linked to a 10GB NIC on my ProArt. The setup uses a shielded Cat6 cable from the RJ45 module to the motherboard. The connection works fine but only reaches 5Gbps in iPerf. When I swap in an Asus XG C100C NIC on the X570 ProArt, it also achieves 10GB. I've checked Power Saving Ethernet settings in Device Manager but didn't see any changes. What else can I try to get my native NIC to hit 10GB? Thanks!

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rektyourmom21
Member
226
01-29-2019, 01:54 AM
#2
Confirm the specifications carefully. The X570 ProArt model you mentioned doesn’t appear to have a 10G network controller built-in; it uses a 2.5Gb adapter. Check official documentation or reputable retailers for accurate details.
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rektyourmom21
01-29-2019, 01:54 AM #2

Confirm the specifications carefully. The X570 ProArt model you mentioned doesn’t appear to have a 10G network controller built-in; it uses a 2.5Gb adapter. Check official documentation or reputable retailers for accurate details.

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Hman4762
Junior Member
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01-29-2019, 03:31 AM
#3
It seems the chip in question is the Marvell AQC113CS, which indeed accommodates 10GB storage. The confirmed driver version is 3.1.7, likely the most recent release.
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Hman4762
01-29-2019, 03:31 AM #3

It seems the chip in question is the Marvell AQC113CS, which indeed accommodates 10GB storage. The confirmed driver version is 3.1.7, likely the most recent release.

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ssauce
Member
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01-29-2019, 05:27 AM
#4
More than what it's likely to admit, networking is a matter of finding common language. Switch + SFP+ and network card with that cable currently cannot have an agreement for 10GbE You could try to force your card to 10GbE on Windows, and see what happens. Or try another cable (if computer and switch are in the same room). I don't know if there's any SFP+/10GBe straitght cable... avoiding the SFP+/RJ45 converter. CAT6 cable is rated for 10GbE? AFAIK CAT6a is required.
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ssauce
01-29-2019, 05:27 AM #4

More than what it's likely to admit, networking is a matter of finding common language. Switch + SFP+ and network card with that cable currently cannot have an agreement for 10GbE You could try to force your card to 10GbE on Windows, and see what happens. Or try another cable (if computer and switch are in the same room). I don't know if there's any SFP+/10GBe straitght cable... avoiding the SFP+/RJ45 converter. CAT6 cable is rated for 10GbE? AFAIK CAT6a is required.

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noahlvb
Junior Member
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01-30-2019, 05:39 AM
#5
Set speed to 10G directly; it could be a quirk when using the RJ45 adapter.
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noahlvb
01-30-2019, 05:39 AM #5

Set speed to 10G directly; it could be a quirk when using the RJ45 adapter.

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cor_bear
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01-30-2019, 06:05 AM
#6
You can travel for fairly brief ranges.
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cor_bear
01-30-2019, 06:05 AM #6

You can travel for fairly brief ranges.

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pair101
Junior Member
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02-21-2019, 01:37 AM
#7
FS.com reports maximum up to 55mt for crosstalk. Based on your experience, your mainboard network card may struggle with CAT6 for 10GbE in your setup. If the cable isn’t shielded, you’ll need a 10ft CAT6a cable costing around ten dollars on Amazon. Consider checking prices for cables that suit your specific needs. Unless your devices are in separate rooms or use inwall cabling...
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pair101
02-21-2019, 01:37 AM #7

FS.com reports maximum up to 55mt for crosstalk. Based on your experience, your mainboard network card may struggle with CAT6 for 10GbE in your setup. If the cable isn’t shielded, you’ll need a 10ft CAT6a cable costing around ten dollars on Amazon. Consider checking prices for cables that suit your specific needs. Unless your devices are in separate rooms or use inwall cabling...

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SorcererVevo
Member
180
02-26-2019, 06:00 AM
#8
devices occupy the same space, I'm experimenting with various cables. Cat5e operates at 5gbps, and cat6 is stable at that speed. I'm searching for a Cat6a now. I attempted to adjust the negotiation settings on the AQC113 to 10gb, but it keeps rejecting the change. It seems there might be a problem with the switch and this device, since other 10gb NICs are functioning properly.
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SorcererVevo
02-26-2019, 06:00 AM #8

devices occupy the same space, I'm experimenting with various cables. Cat5e operates at 5gbps, and cat6 is stable at that speed. I'm searching for a Cat6a now. I attempted to adjust the negotiation settings on the AQC113 to 10gb, but it keeps rejecting the change. It seems there might be a problem with the switch and this device, since other 10gb NICs are functioning properly.

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Leopoldfun
Member
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03-17-2019, 12:30 PM
#9
I moved my XG-C100C to another machine and linked it to the 10gb port on the proart. Both ends show a 10gbps connection. It seems the X570 ProArt might have a problem with either the MikroTik CRS305 switch or the 10gb RJ45 adapter. Thanks for your assistance!
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Leopoldfun
03-17-2019, 12:30 PM #9

I moved my XG-C100C to another machine and linked it to the 10gb port on the proart. Both ends show a 10gbps connection. It seems the X570 ProArt might have a problem with either the MikroTik CRS305 switch or the 10gb RJ45 adapter. Thanks for your assistance!

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BurakAlacaYT
Junior Member
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04-02-2019, 04:57 PM
#10
Up to around 55 meters is acceptable; beyond that, a 6a rating is required.
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BurakAlacaYT
04-02-2019, 04:57 PM #10

Up to around 55 meters is acceptable; beyond that, a 6a rating is required.

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