super useful, I am in the process of upgrading my home from 5E to 6. I wanted 6A but none of my distances are over 50m so it should be fine up to 10Gbps
Cat 8. Always get the best to be the best and have the best. Bc why the F not. Its seriously not that much more in price. Maybe you mow a couple extra yards or something. Most high end routers and motherboards are supporting 10g lan connections so go for it. Now if we could just hurry up and get docsis 4.0 and seagate double arm hamr drives. 😢
I can definitely see your argument here, I just think for most people that will be overkill. I don’t anticipate seeing internet speeds in our homes faster than 10 Gbps any time soon. That’s why I recommend CAT6
With this type of Ethernet cable, you will get speeds up to 100 Mbps. I would recommend getting a Cat5e or Cat6 cable instead, although you will probably have sufficient performance with the one you are using. I hope this helps!
super useful, I am in the process of upgrading my home from 5E to 6. I wanted 6A but none of my distances are over 50m so it should be fine up to 10Gbps
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Thank you! was having a lot of confusion with this topic. was thinking of upgrading my home network setup and your vid helped getting it started !!
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Thank you! I'm glad this video was useful for you.
Cat 8. Always get the best to be the best and have the best. Bc why the F not. Its seriously not that much more in price. Maybe you mow a couple extra yards or something. Most high end routers and motherboards are supporting 10g lan connections so go for it. Now if we could just hurry up and get docsis 4.0 and seagate double arm hamr drives. 😢
I can definitely see your argument here, I just think for most people that will be overkill. I don’t anticipate seeing internet speeds in our homes faster than 10 Gbps any time soon. That’s why I recommend CAT6
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How bad is this one? ^^'
With this type of Ethernet cable, you will get speeds up to 100 Mbps. I would recommend getting a Cat5e or Cat6 cable instead, although you will probably have sufficient performance with the one you are using. I hope this helps!