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Thank you for the explanations,
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i am trying to undersigned the difference between using 10*1GB vs1*10GB nic card . Hope someone will explain or put a link so I can read.<br />
Using 10 off 1GB is sending &nbsp;ten packet in 1000 bits per second speed &nbsp;and 10GB is sending one packet in 10000bits per second.<br />
the ethernet packet size is 1500(unless jumbo frame), this case 1GB will send 10 packets and 10GB will send 1 packet ,but because of speed the 10GB card can send ten time faster rate than 1GB card , this case it can send 10 packet or even more.<br />
At the end of the day using 10*1GB is slower than using 1 *10GB, am i correct?
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i am trying to undersigned the difference between using 10*1GB vs1*10GB nic card . Hope someone will explain or put a link so I can read.
Using 10 off 1GB is sending  ten packet in 1000 bits per second speed  and 10GB is sending one packet in 10000bits per second.
the ethernet packet size is 1500(unless jumbo frame), this case 1GB will send 10 packets and 10GB will send 1 packet ,but because of speed the 10GB card can send ten time faster rate than 1GB card , this case it can send 10 packet or even more.
At the end of the day using 10*1GB is slower than using 1 *10GB, am i correct?

10 *1GB and 1*10GB

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