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    • Z
      zsi
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      What about Intel Core i5 3470T instead of Intel Celeron G3260T? NIC: Intel I350-T4, is it bad?

      Should I rather buy an already made build? What about 2440, 4860, or 8860?

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      • ?
        Guest
        last edited by

        What about Intel Core i5 3470T instead of Intel Celeron G3260T?

        • 150 € instead of 65 €
        • no ECC support
        • But with AES-NI
          Would be going also very liquid as I see it right.

        NIC: Intel I350-T4, is it bad?

        No it is a good and new one.

        Should I rather buy an already made build? What about 2440, 4860, or 8860?

        The 4860 and 8860 would be really rocking for sure, and you are able to add a modem, mSATA
        and/or WiFi card inside, pfSense comes pre installed and is ready tuned as a "ready to go" solution.

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        • Z
          zsi
          last edited by

          What do you mean with "very liquid"?

          Okay, so either 4860 or 8860 is more than up for the task @ first post?

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          • K
            Keljian
            last edited by

            @zsi:

            What do you mean with "very liquid"?

            Okay, so either 4860 or 8860 is more than up for the task @ first post?

            By very liquid, I think he means "smooth, running without a hitch".

            He is German, so I suspect it is a saying that doesn't translate well.

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              Guest
              last edited by

              What do you mean with "very liquid"?

              Without being drippy, lame, from time to time coming up with problems, viscously, gluey or what
              ever you are using for being slow without being right sorted out.

              Okay, so either 4860 or 8860 is more than up for the task @ first post?

              This depends on the installed packets, offered services and the entire set up or configuration
              you are running, and reading between the lines, I suggest for you with the services and packets
              and on top the entire needed or wished throughput named in your first post that the SG4860 or
              SG8860 would be the best choice here or something similar like this.

              By very liquid, I think he means "smooth, running without a hitch".
              He is German, so I suspect it is a saying that doesn't translate well.

              You are absolutely right with this!

              You can not compare directly cpu cores against! because a Xeon E3 CPU core is not the same
              as an Intel i3 or i5 Core and surely not the same as an Atom CPU core!

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              • Z
                zsi
                last edited by

                Thanks for the replies.

                New question: What if I continue using G1610, and only use openvpn? What would the max bandwidth be?

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                  Guest
                  last edited by

                  @zsi:

                  Thanks for the replies.

                  New question: What if I continue using G1610, and only use openvpn? What would the max bandwidth be?

                  I really don´t know it! But the Celeron G3260T is able to push 1 GBit/s at the WAN interface and also able to
                  run snort flawless.

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                    jahonix
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                    @BlueKobold:

                    Would be going also very liquid as I see it right.

                    Your english is really under every all pig.  8)

                    edit: thanks, of course not "every" but "all".

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                    • JailerJ
                      Jailer
                      last edited by

                      @jahonix:

                      @BlueKobold:

                      Would be going also very liquid as I see it right.

                      Your english is really under every pig.  8)

                      http://www.livhambrett.com/everything-i-know-about-germany-germans/the-best-german-idioms/

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                      • ?
                        Guest
                        last edited by

                        Your english is really under every all pig.

                        Your English is really under all sow, please!

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