16-Sep-2019, 19:31
(This post was last modified: 16-Sep-2019, 19:32 by baconbrain.
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Sometimes it is pleasantly surprising what improvements this type of tinkering can achieve. I would assume that there must be some current leakage between the source and the 1st switch which the second then manages to reduce / remove before passing it on to your end point.
The EtherRegen certainly sound promising and will more than likey (in theory) have similar (or better) results. The only thing I don't like about the EtherRegen is the limited number of ports, and my past experiences with the companies' frequent releases of improved products for ones which have been on the market only for a fairly short period of time. Kind of like the salami tactic for Blu-Rays. i.e. you buy the Standard Edition Set and 4 weeks later they release an Extended Version ...
Btw., I am pretty happy with my sNH-10G (just mentioning)
The EtherRegen certainly sound promising and will more than likey (in theory) have similar (or better) results. The only thing I don't like about the EtherRegen is the limited number of ports, and my past experiences with the companies' frequent releases of improved products for ones which have been on the market only for a fairly short period of time. Kind of like the salami tactic for Blu-Rays. i.e. you buy the Standard Edition Set and 4 weeks later they release an Extended Version ...
Btw., I am pretty happy with my sNH-10G (just mentioning)
