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Gigabit Lan on UD3P?

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litlgi74

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Does anyone here actually have a true GB Lan using the onboard Lan of the hacintosh using the UD3P board or an add on NIC?

I have yet to achieve speeds of 60MBs for more than a second or two... It drops to 10MBs or less very quickly...

Please help.
 
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Are you using this system as a hackintosh? If so, I recommend you state so in your OP as it will avoid confusion and possible moving of this thread to a more appropriate forum. Thanks.

-Apple Mod Aphex
 
sorry... I am using it as a hacintosh... I should have been more clear. Can you move this thread to the appropriate forum?
 
You need to specify how you installed your hack.. like for example I used the UD3P/R1000 installer. Also what are you pulling from? Are you sure its capable of transferring that quickly? Most NAS units aren't able to keep up with even Gbit.
 
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Sounds like your source might be creating a bottleneck- or some other networking issue. Are you positive you get consistant gigabit speeds over the same connection with other machines? Whatever switch/router you're using is set up correctly, and you're using the right cables? (IE: Cat5e?)

I've set up quite a few EP45-UD3P based Hackintoshes (using the LifeHacker method as well) and gigabit Ethernet definitely works.
 
I think this is what you were asking for?

ethernet.png
 
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