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  1. J

    Intel I225-V and network switches

    Ok, if someone googles this in the future I wanted to give an update. Both of my computers with Intel I225-V version 2 NICs seems to work just fine with the QNAP QSW-1105-5T. I'm still in the middle of moving and unpacking so I haven't had a ton of time to play with it but I have been keeping an...
  2. J

    Intel I225-V and network switches

    Well that's a good point but the difference between the cheapest 2.5 Gbps switch I could find here and the Qnap was only about €40 so it doesn't really matter too much. I'll take a chance and go get a network card or two if I have to.
  3. J

    Intel I225-V and network switches

    Thanks, just the kind of answer I was hoping for. I've already looked at the Qnap since it's been recommended for other reasons so I went ahead and ordered one. Have you gotten it to work reliably at speeds faster than 1 Gbps with your I225-V devices? I have already checked that I have the...
  4. J

    Intel I225-V and network switches

    Yes I do and the goal is to increase the transfer rate on my LAN since my internet connection tops out at 1 Gbps up and down. Of course it's not necessary by any means but while I'm at it I might as well try to at least get the speed up between my computers and NAS a bit. Around €100 for a...
  5. J

    Intel I225-V and network switches

    Hi, I’m finally installing wired Ethernet in my home and I have a few 2.5 Gbps capable devices so I want to get a switch that can handle that speed. However two of the computers have an Intel I225-V version 2 chip and I’ve heard of all the problems they seem to have. So I’m just wondering if...
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