Hi,
I'm at a loss for this issue here. I have a Windows 10 PC i9-11900k with a X540-T2 10GB ethernet card installed. It is networked with a Mac Mini (M1, 2020, 11.6.1) via a MikroTik 5 port 10gb ethernet switch. The internet runs into this switch as well. The issue that I'm having is that when connecting to the mac to a shared folder via windows explorer to do a file transfer, the transfer is slow and I'm not getting the faster speeds that I should with the 10GB setup. It kind of sits around 20-40MB/s. However if I go on the mac and connect to the PC and transfer using the mac side of things all of the speeds are super quick and more reflective of the connection speed you would expect. The internet on both machines is fast as well and the same speed on both, this issue only pertains to transferring to/from the Mac using the PC. I've downloaded the most recent drivers from Intel and the result is still the same. Is there some setting or something that needs to be setup for this to work consistently from the PC machine?
Thanks
Matt
I'm at a loss for this issue here. I have a Windows 10 PC i9-11900k with a X540-T2 10GB ethernet card installed. It is networked with a Mac Mini (M1, 2020, 11.6.1) via a MikroTik 5 port 10gb ethernet switch. The internet runs into this switch as well. The issue that I'm having is that when connecting to the mac to a shared folder via windows explorer to do a file transfer, the transfer is slow and I'm not getting the faster speeds that I should with the 10GB setup. It kind of sits around 20-40MB/s. However if I go on the mac and connect to the PC and transfer using the mac side of things all of the speeds are super quick and more reflective of the connection speed you would expect. The internet on both machines is fast as well and the same speed on both, this issue only pertains to transferring to/from the Mac using the PC. I've downloaded the most recent drivers from Intel and the result is still the same. Is there some setting or something that needs to be setup for this to work consistently from the PC machine?
Thanks
Matt
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