We have a network of multiple client machine connected to a 24 port gigabit 1000Base-T switch in our office, which then connects to a local share server with another gigabit port
One of our new local share server has 10Gbe ports (x2, RJ45).
If we were to replace our switch with a 10Gbe one to connect to the new share server, would there be any visible improvement to the client machines still connected on regular gigabit ports?
I understand, we're not magically improving the gigabit ports capacity but does the 10gbe connection from the switch itself allow for better concurrency of access from the different clients or would that be negligible?