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Wolf1701

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I am in europe.
I see no 5gb usb-c to ethernet adapters at all, after doing a search on amazon.de
Wow, I am in Switzerland (south pole I suppose) and I was able to order from their site 😂
 

rajs

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Jan 21, 2004
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I am in europe.
I see no 5gb usb-c to ethernet adapters at all, after doing a search on amazon.de
search for RTL8156B or RTL8157 on amazon.de and any of those should work fine for your purposes. See post #22 above for more details on how to verify if it is working properly or not. Personally I haven't tested a device with an 8157 chip but I have tested multiple 8156B chip based devices.

BTW -- Can you do the following with your existing ethernet and share what you see. On your mac click on top left Apple Icon | About this Mac | More Info | System Report | Ethernet and share the Vendor Name, Product Name, Product ID, Driver, Max Link Speed that you have. Thx
 

skiabox

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Jul 27, 2010
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Larisa, Greece
search for RTL8156B or RTL8157 on amazon.de and any of those should work fine for your purposes. See post #22 above for more details on how to verify if it is working properly or not. Personally I haven't tested a device with an 8157 chip but I have tested multiple 8156B chip based devices.

BTW -- Can you do the following with your existing ethernet and share what you see. On your mac click on top left Apple Icon | About this Mac | More Info | System Report | Ethernet and share the Vendor Name, Product Name, Product ID, Driver, Max Link Speed that you have. Thx
Sure.
By the way I just ordered D-Link DUB-E250 which is an adapter that is suggested in this forum.
 

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rajs

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Jan 21, 2004
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Sure.
By the way I just ordered D-Link DUB-E250 which is an adapter that is suggested in this forum.
That D-Link adaptor should be fine as I had it on my list from this post

Thx for sharing your sysinfo for existing ethernet. Def the reaosn you having issues / drops outs is because your current Belkin adaptor is based on the 8153 chipset (not good on Apple Silicon macs when I last looked. For more details see this post). Also you are using the ECM driver (CPU loading) vs the NCM driver (cpu off loaded - better). For more details on ECM vs NCM also see this post. When you get your new DLINK in hopefully all good. Best wishes.
 
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skiabox

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Jul 27, 2010
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I suppose that the random appearance of the problems are because of the heat of the device.
They are too random to think of something else.
 
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