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12-19-2019 12:57 PM
I work for a business that has recently upgraded computers to windows 10. We choose the Elite-desk for compact and not needing a lot of computer power to run the applications that we need. We have roughly 30 of the Intel version of these with no problems or issues at all. When we had to buy more we saw that the AMD version was on sale so we decided to purchase those. Now there is about 30 of those in our network. The AMD version we get just sudden ethernet connection disconnects just randomly. I have tried all suggestions I could find online. (Turn off green internet, change duplix among others including latest drivers from Realtek). It only happens on the amd version, all computers in network are running 1909 windows update and everything is current. Also some of the AMD shows signs of maybe video card crashes here and there. The screen will just go black and will have to power cycle computer to get it back on. It is happening on every single AMD machine, not just 1 or 2.
12-20-2019 01:09 AM
as you have discovered mixing different hardware can be a major pain as you now have to support/maintain/troubleshoot different hardware configurations
without checking your network hardware, and running software to analyze your network traffic it's very much a hit or miss approach to trying to resolve the issues and this can get very time intensive which costs $$$$$$$ also if you have a layer 3 switch check it's logs and try enabling/disabling jumbo packets or port speed
i recommend you look at some of the network analyzer packages to see if you have the skillset to make use of them as they can tell you a lot about what's going on in your network
if monitoring your network is not something you want to do, then i would simply disable the amd systems onboard nics and install intel nics that use the same chipset as the intel desktops and if a exact chipset match can not be made select one with specs that meets your needs such as the Intel EXPI9301CTBLK (PCI-E) or Intel 82541PI (PCI)