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by dark-star
662 days ago
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Back in the day, in the x86 world, there was this "rule of thumb" that you needed about 1GHz of CPU speed to saturate a 1Gbit network link. So a server with four 2GHz CPUs could saturate eight 1gbit links and still be somewhat useful. This was AFAIR based on empirical knowledge, nothing scientific. So a Pi Pico running at 300MHz pushing 100Mbit is something that is not totally unexpected, if you consider the low-power, low-cost CPU design in a Pi Pico (and the fact that you have to push the bits manually on the wire). It's still a nice feat that they pulled this off! |
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