Buffalo BS-G2124U 24 Port Business Gigabit Switch Review
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TweakTown Rating: 91%Manufacturer: Buffalo
Throughput and Response Times
Looking over our throughput results, you can see that the Buffalo scaled just as well as the Linksys. With all twenty-two connections the switch, it managed to push just under 21 Gbps of bandwidth through.
Response times for the Buffalo were markedly better than the LGS124. The G2124U started out at 0.12 ms; reaching a peak of 0.37 ms.
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