Been real using them for a while, in fact functional prints is what I enjoy best. I'd rather print something that makes something better or solves a problem than a statue of some character.
I use both, but I also got official intel ones (used) for $15 for dual port. Usually they come with both, but this one only came with the short height. The RJ45 cards had both.
I gotta look more into used stuff. I'm so used to buying new due to work, and I have the luxury of being able to take decommissioned parts from work so I haven't paid for my own networking gear for quite some time. What switch you using?
3d printers finally getting some real use case 👍
Been real using them for a while, in fact functional prints is what I enjoy best. I'd rather print something that makes something better or solves a problem than a statue of some character.
What are a few other things you've found it come in handy for?
Thats extrely dumb. I grabbed one of these a little while ago: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DHFRNNR?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 and thankfully they included both brackets. Did you go with SFP+ or RJ45?
I use both, but I also got official intel ones (used) for $15 for dual port. Usually they come with both, but this one only came with the short height. The RJ45 cards had both.
I gotta look more into used stuff. I'm so used to buying new due to work, and I have the luxury of being able to take decommissioned parts from work so I haven't paid for my own networking gear for quite some time. What switch you using?
I'm using Sodola 12 port 10gbe SFP+ and two 8 port 2.5gbe poe w/ sfp+ uplinks
Looks like a nice little beast, have fun! It's hard to go back to slow speeds once you've gotten a taste of high bandwidth ports.