So am I the only one that does disagree?
What about Full duplex etc...?
I will give you an example I have several computers at home and some
with more than one network card. I donated a couple Kensington cards
to my wife's work and purchased a 10/100 switch for them. I thought hey
they are only cheap cards. My home network is a mix of 10MB cards and
100MB cards some with and some without full duplex support. All of the
systems I setup at my wife's work are 100MB nic's with full duplex
support. The short end of the story is that the network I setup for my
wife's work rocks and blows away my network at home.
So why is this a big deal? Well I have two systems with Ati all in
wonder pro cards in them and I am looking into building another box as a
setup personal video recorder. I would like to be able to stream video
to all of the other computers in my house. For this I am sure the
network card does matter.
Stephen
