network card

[jerry.saldana]

If I have a network card that is 10/100 would I see any improvement if
I upgraded my network card to 10/100/1000

 

[redkcir]

If I have a network card that is 10/100 would I see any improvement if
I upgraded my network card to 10/100/1000

Are you upgradeing a home system or business? Will it be upgraded as
well? (server, cable/DSL modem, etc.)

 

[spodosaurus]

If I have a network card that is 10/100 would I see any improvement if
I upgraded my network card to 10/100/1000

only if it's connecting to something with a gigabit network adapter.

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Ari

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[Rod Speed]

If I have a network card that is 10/100 would I see any improvement if
I upgraded my network card to 10/100/1000

You obviously have to have 1G in more than one device,
and even then, depends on what you do with it.

It can make a noticeable difference if you move very large files thru it much.

 

[DaveW]

Not unless you strictly upgraded your entire network to Gigabit speed. (Cat.
6 cable, etc.) Also, you need to know that your internet connection, even
over cable broadband, does not ever exceed a mere 6 Mbits per second. So
you don't really need 1000 Mbit per second capacity.