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TP-Link TL-SX1008 (8 ports)
EUR285,56

TP-Link TL-SX1008

8 ports

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loicbujard9

9 months ago

small question? I wanted to know if the noise of the fan was as loud as those said in the comments. asque il est au niveau d'une impriment 3d de type creality k1 max ou il est aussi fort que un rack serveur u19. pour une vague idée is if someone has already measured the noise in decibel it can be a good indication thank you agency for your answer

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Anonymous

9 months ago • purchased this product

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Yes, it was to loud and disturbing for my small office, so I bought a TP-LINK TL-SX1005, this has of course only 5 ports. It does get very hot. I needed a switch box for 10000 Mbit/s . I hope this helps? Regards James
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Anonymous

2 years ago

Hello, I have 2 NAS of 10GB + 2 PC with 10GB card and a modem-router of SALT 10GB, is this switch usable with my equipment and at full speed (8GB)?

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mactrix

2 years ago • purchased this product

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You probably mean 10Gb/s (gigabit) and not 10GB/s (gigabyte). This should be possible as long as the hard drives of both NAS and PCs can also read and write 10Gb/s of data (1.25GB/s). Furthermore, the Salt fibre router must also have corresponding 10GbE ports. The 10Gb/s at Salt and other fibre suppliers are hardly achieved in practice. This is only possible from point-to-point connections, e.g. for a file transfer from your NAS via the switch to the router to another NAS that also sits behind a 10Gb/s fibre connection and is connected to a 10Gb network. From CDNs there is usually no more than 100Mb/s, e.g. for a software update or download. With 10 simultaneous software updates, the CDNs would deliver 10x 100Mb/s, than 1Gb/s. Do you do large file transfers over the internet with receivers/senders that also have 10Gb connections?