Please help
Jason Thomas
jason@topic.com.au
Tue Oct 12 21:12:05 1999
We are currently checking out cards too. We currently use the d-link
dfe500tx(tulip) which is great. although very shortly we may not be able to
get them. The supply has the d-link dfe530tx(via), is this card any good.
According to the comments in the driver, its not much good.
So what chipset do we use when the tulips are all gone. My understanding is
they are no longer manufactured, as digital no longer exist.
Vojtech Pavlik [vojtech@suse.cz] wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 12, 1999 at 07:56:35AM -0500, Mob-Rules wrote:
> > Which is better (less problems faster throughput) tulip or via rhine?
> > I currently have an older Linksys 89c168
> > and need to purchase another nic but was wondering which is the better:
> > Linksys
> > or the Dlink DFE530TX?
>
> I've been achieving best results with 3c905-B and -C lately. 12.5 megs/sec
> is a good result (unidirectional) with full duplex and for bidirectional transfer
> I'm getting a bit more than 10 megs/sec. With tulip, the numbers are lower,
> especially for the unidirectional transfer, with the bidirectional one
> the difference is not that big.
>
> Vojtech
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