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The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 works great with a 10 GbE NIC. But at what cost?

Well, I tallied it up - here's the gear I bought in the course of making this video:

- ASUS XG-C100C 10G NIC: ($93)
- Mikrotik 5-port 10 Gbps Switch: ($139)
- Mikrotik S+RJ10 Transceiver (x3): ($195)
- QNAP QSW-M2108-2C 10G/2.5G Switch: ($308)
- OWC Thunderbolt 3 10G NIC: ($149)
- ECHOGEAR 20U Open Frame Rack: ($200)
- Monoprice Cat6A Riser 500': ($122)
- TRENDnet 24-port 1U Keystone panel: ($25)
- TRENDnet Shielded Cat6A Keystone Jacks: ($56)
- Keystone wall plates: ($11)
- 512 GB M1 Mac mini (plus 10G Ethernet): ($1600)

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Here's the guide for cross-compiling the Pi OS Linux kernel so you can use this card:



And here's the page where I have all the details about the ASUS 10G NIC and how I got it working on the Pi Compute Module 4:



Want to make your 10 Gigabit Pi even faster? Check out my guide for going from 3 to 3.6 Gbps:

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Contents:

00:00 - 10 GbE on a Pi?!
00:13 - Testing at 10 Gbps
00:57 - Might as well rewire the house
01:53 - And maybe buy a new Mac
02:24 - Does anything matter?
02:44 - Getting 10G on the Pi
03:39 - The future of multi-gig on Pi
04:22 - SFP+? Fiber? Other NICs to come!
04:35 - Thanks and Outtakes

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