News Realtek 5 Gbps Ethernet solutions shown at Computex 2023

[TheLostSwede]

5 Gbps Ethernet just got a lot more intresting, as Realtek was showing multilple 5 Gbps solutions at Computex 2023 and not are these chips barely any larger than their 2.5 Gbps products, but they also offer low power usage and are expected to be very affordable compared to the competition, think $5 or less for the chips vs. $20-30 for similar solutions from other companies. Hit up the link for more details.

Realtek's 5 Gbps Ethernet Solutions Will Reduce Cost and Power Draw Significantly

Realtek has decided to take consumer Ethernet speeds to a new level later this year with a family of 5 Gbps parts that are unlike anything its competitors have announced so far. The RTL8126-CG PCIe 3.0 x1 controller is a tiny QFN56 chip that measures 8 by 8 millimetres and consumes up to 1.7...

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[jiribrejcha]

5 Gbps Ethernet just got a lot more intresting, as Realtek was showing multilple 5 Gbps solutions at Computex 2023 and not are these chips barely any larger than their 2.5 Gbps products, but they also offer low power usage and are expected to be very affordable compared to the competition, think $5 or less for the chips vs. $20-30 for similar solutions from other companies. Hit up the link for more details.

Realtek's 5 Gbps Ethernet Solutions Will Reduce Cost and Power Draw Significantly

Realtek has decided to take consumer Ethernet speeds to a new level later this year with a family of 5 Gbps parts that are unlike anything its competitors have announced so far. The RTL8126-CG PCIe 3.0 x1 controller is a tiny QFN56 chip that measures 8 by 8 millimetres and consumes up to 1.7...

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I’ve had a chance to test a RTL8126 adapter and it works well:
https://www.jiribrejcha.net/2024/06...ry-pi-5-with-iocrest-realtek-rtl8126-adapter/