How large does the file have to be to overflow the buffer.

Anything more than roughly 16GB

Whereas this F40 doesn't utilize SLC caching and just direct writes to eMLC, and does 800MB/s across the entire drives' capacity

Ok, so even a fairly small file transfer over a gigabit ethernet would overflow the SLC.

Yep!

Although my home network is only 100mb/s, and isp is 10mbps if i'm lucky, i will upgrade to fiber as soon as they start selling it

they have already laid the lines they just need to get the equipment setup

Gigabit LAN is cheap, just wish the same could be said for WAN. It's 2021, 100 mb interent with no caps should be the minimum now days

Every PC other than my P4 laptop has gigabit lan, i just need to upgrade my router when i get fiber

Hopefully Starlink will bring a future like that. It's curently able to give over 100mb/s symetric, low latency, and no data caps. Eventually the constilation will cover most of the Earth.

Heck, it can get lower latency than optical fibre!

Because its so low + light through a vacuum is a lot faster than fibre apparently

At least i heard that

I'd just get a 16 port switch and then upgrade the router when you get faster.

It's low latency but I don't think is lower then fiber. The sats are low enough in the atmosphere there is still a lot of air, plus you have to worry about interference. You also need to remember part of the latency is the feed upto the sats, then mybe the connection between sats, then back down to earth where it will then transverse traditional fiber.

Maybe the sat to sat speed is on par or faster then fiber but the up and down to earth I can't see how it could be faster.

In normal optical fibers (silica glass), light travels a full 31% slower according to 2 seconds of research, i think air is 99 something as fast as vacuum

ideally the whole transfer other than base stations goes across the nework, but i think its just gonna end up on par

Random side fact. For short transisions inside say a building, you can actually get lower latency using copper rather then fiber. This is because the conversion of electrical impulses to light and then back at the other side can add up. Over longer distances fiber wins thou because it needs to be boosted less often then cooper which is why fiber is used for very long distances.

The transceivers for fiber definitly need a lot more active processing thats for sure

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