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What is the difference between these networking switches?
I am needing a networking switch for a cluster supercomputer I am building. I need a networking switch, that can transfer a lot of data at once, but I am confused about witch one to get. What is the difference between 10/100/1000mb/s vs 10/100 + 1000mb/s. I would also would like to know what support for a jumbo frame means. Here are the two switches I am debating between, and i would like to know which one would perform best, and how much difference it would make.
TRENDnet TEG-S224 10/100Mbps Ports + 1000Mbps Uplinks Copper Gigabit Switch 24 x 10/100Mbps Auto-negotiation MDIX Fast Ethernet Ports 2 x 10/100/1000Mbps Auto-negotiation, Auto-MDIX Gigabit Ports 8K MAC Address Table 2.5MB per device Buff
NETGEAR GS116 10/100/1000Mbps ProSafe Gigabit Desktop Switch with Jumbo Frame Support 16 x RJ45 512 Kbytes per port Buffer Memory
The Trendnet has 24 ports that will transmit at a max speed of 100mbps, plus two other ports that transmit at 1000mbps. These two ports are designed for connecting to other switches.
The netgear has 16 ports able to transmit at 1000mbps, so data would be transferred between each host faster with the netgear.
However, if you want super fast transfer speeds you need to go for one of the high end devices from Cisco or Juniper, which can no acheive 40Gbps throughput.