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| 29 Jul 2010 | #1 |
| | Wanda high-bandwidth connection within a star shaped ethernet LAN I am running a home LAN with a 10/100/1000 switch using a number of Windows XP and Windows 7 machine. Set up as a workgroup not a home group. I am interested in allowing two of the machines to communicate a much higher rate because I transfer very large video files between them frequently. I am not certain about the rules for an ethernet network. I could install PCI-E fiber-optic cards in these two machines and establish a very high bandwidth between them. Could I somehow do this however and bypass the switch. I am familiar with PCs having multiple network cards but I do not know the rules for the network architecture involved. I did not see any other technology that would boost the bandwidth much beyond 1000 other than fiber-optic. Any tips appreciated. Kevin |
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