On my browser, your last post was 101.
No big thing, I don’t think you get a letter from the reigning British monarch when you hit 100 posts, (just for years). 
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I’m sorry to reopen this, but before starting a new topic I try and appen this new problem to the old thread, since it maybe is connected.
My ethernet connection to a 2,5 Gbps fiber optic internet was working as intended in Linux: approx. 1 Gbps, the limit of the Realtek adapter of my Asrock P66 Extreme4 mobo.
Since a day the connection cannot go over 80something Mbps, both in upload and download.
Is there something we did while trying to solve the standby problem, especially in the BIOS (since I tried with a Mint usb stick as well, where before it was 1 Gbps as in Garuda, and now it’s 80/90 Mbps there as well) that can have caused this? 
Please open a separate thread in the networking sub-forum.
Post a new garuda-inxi along with:
sudo dmesg | grep -Ei 'error|segf|fail|broke|warn|dump|denied|firm|oops|bug|qos|regdom|cfg80211|alpha2|wmi|rtl|wl|ath|b43|bcm|brcm|eth|enp|r816|blue|deauth' | grep -viE 'acpi|ras'
lspci -knnvvv | grep -i Ethernet
journalctl -b -1 --no-pager | grep eth0
Always best to have only one help request per thread.
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In the meantime, after a garuda-update round (new firmware!) the adapter seems to have auto-fixed itself.
I do not trust it to keep working as intended though, and I’ll be sure to open the new topic when needed.
Thanks again!