Intel® Killer™ Performance Suite v35.24.5373 has been released:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/19779/intel-killer-performance-suite.html
Everything has been updated:
23.50.0.6 for Intel® Killer™ 1550, AX1650, AX1675, AX 1690
1.1.4.42 (Windows® 10), 2.1.3.15 (Windows...
So far so good! :thumbsup:
I've noticed one change, don't know if this is the case for everyone... When I click on a file or a folder, there is now a black border around that file or folder. Here's a screenshot, maybe it will make more sense...
I intended it to be that way, the specs are for the card not the chip.
Anyhow, will give the card a try eventually. I know someone who can get me the card on trial so I can use it for about a month and then decide if I want to purchase it.
Yup, that is why I'm holding back for the moment. I'm interested in one card in particular, everyone says it's good... but, I don't know how reliable the chip is since it's not the usual well-known brands. This is the card, it's multi-speed compatibility, and it has a Marvell AQC107 chipset. All...
Depends... a 2.5G card is cheap, anywhere from $25-50. The one I was looking at goes for $34 on Amazon and has pretty good reviews. I was thinking of going for a 10G card, they usually cost anywhere from $80 to $300+... a lot depends on the manufacturer. A chip can be the same across various...
That's exactly the reason I want to upgrade my card. I was offered an increase from my previous 500Mbps plan to 1.5Gbps from my ISP at the same price (loyal customer deal) the other day and I accepted. I was already getting as much as 800Mbps, but now with my new plan I want to take advantage of...
A bit OT, but I wanted to know how performance is on the card you have and if it has ever given you any problems? My previous desktop had a Realtek Ethernet card/controller and I never had any issues/problems. Now I want to swap my Killer controller which is capped at 1Gbps for a 2.5Gbps...