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No 2.5G speed with Dual Port RJ45 NiC with Intel X550 Chipset

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I’m encountering an issue with my 10G Dual Port RJ45 NICs that use the Intel X550 chipset on both of my Unraid servers.

Unraid is only detecting these NICs at a 1G speed, even though they’re connected to a 2.5G switch and should be running at 2.5G. Interestingly, when I used my previous ASUS XG-C100C NIC, Unraid correctly recognized the 2.5G speed. Same with the motherboard’s 2.5G NIC.

 

Also, when I passthrough the Intel NIC for testing purposes to a Windows VM, the speed shows up correctly as 2.5G in the Windows VM!..

 

What steps can I take to ensure that Unraid correctly detects the NIC at 2.5G speed? 

Edited by Teejoo

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Supported link modes:       100baseT/Full
                            1000baseT/Full
                            10000baseT/Full
                            2500baseT/Full
                            5000baseT/Full
  
    Advertised link modes:  100baseT/Full
                            1000baseT/Full
                            10000baseT/Full

 

NICs support those link speeds but are not advertising, could be a driver/firmware issue issue, there may also be a way to force it, I remember that there was for some Realtek NICs.

  • 3 weeks later...
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A follow up: I managed to use a script to activate the 2.5g mode using the script plugin. This worked, Unraid now detects the correct speed.

 

However, although a speedtest shows it has indeed almost 2.5G speed, actual copy speed was much lower compared to my other asus 2.5G nic. Very strange. So in the end I returned the Intel card and put back the Asus nic.

Edited by Teejoo

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