Mac-mini with M1& 10Gbe ( speed test)

[@dominikostrowski]

3:30: 900 MB (bytes) = 7200 Mb (bits), so it was not “close to 1Gb/s”, but rather “close to 10Gb/s”. The network drive transfer speed was about 7.2 Gb/s, and that’s impressive. Anyway thanks for the review.

[@sandeeppratap]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@why__die]

@@sandeeppratap How did you get it over the 500-600mbps? Is your nas SSDs or something?

[@WalrusRiderEntertainment]

Does the M1 get hot with the 10GbE? With my 10GbE on the Intel mac mini the fans ramp up as it gets hot

[@sukhoi01]

No Not at all. I have not heard its fans till date

[@timmark4190]

How does it work with external Hard Drives?

[@sukhoi01]

Hello, you can connect your external drive via USB-c or thunderbolt. If you have a PCIE or M.2 drive it can support good speeds till the time it caps out and comes down a steady speed . It depends on your hard disk and there is no limitation from Mac. Again I am assuming you are transmitting 10GB or less.

[@danielktorresw9237]

10 Gbe si la compro online en la caja dira que esta versión? Como la reconozco?

[@sandeeppratap]

You need to custom order it and purchase when you buy mac mini and it auto recognized when you connect to other 10Gbe switch, PC or NAS

[@kithong1967]

Which model of 10Gbe switch do you use, thanks?

[@sandeeppratap]

I directly connect it to QNAP nas