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3' Monoprice Cat5e Ethernet Patch Cable
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- Unshielded Twisted Pairs (UTP).
- 350MHz bandwidth.
- 50m gold plated contacts.
- Color matched, snagless strain relief boots
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 3' Monoprice Cat5e Ethernet Patch Cable for $1.59. Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime or on orders $25+.
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Give Feedback Model: Monoprice Cat5e 3ft Black Flat Patch Cable, UTP, 30AWG, 350MHz, Pure Bare Copper, Snagless RJ45, Flexboot Series Ethernet Cable
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CAT5 is old and should be avoided.
CAT5e is now certified for 2.5Gbit and the minimum you should bother with these days.
CAT6 does 10Gbit to 100ft and 5Gbit to 300ft.
CAT6e is not even a real standard, it's just marketing fluff.
CAT6A is a real thing and supports 10Gbit to 300ft.
CAT7 (and CAT7A) is an ISO standard but not recognized by the TIA.
CAT8 supports up to 40Gbit, but when will it be needed for home use? They've even made the 2.5Gbit and 5Gbit standards for home use since 10Gbit is still far from taking over the home market.
TLDR CAT5e is fine for most things unless its for 5Gbit or more.
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CAT5 is old and should be avoided.
CAT5e is now certified for 2.5Gbit and the minimum you should bother with these days.
CAT6 does 10Gbit to 100ft and 5Gbit to 300ft.
CAT6e is not even a real standard, it's just marketing fluff.
CAT6A is a real thing and supports 10Gbit to 300ft.
CAT7 (and CAT7A) is an ISO standard but not recognized by the TIA.
CAT8 supports up to 40Gbit, but when will it be needed for home use? They've even made the 2.5Gbit and 5Gbit standards for home use since 10Gbit is still far from taking over the home market.
TLDR CAT5e is fine for most things unless its for 5Gbit or more.
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Lol what you need a cat8 for
CAT5 is old and should be avoided.
CAT5e is now certified for 2.5Gbit and the minimum you should bother with these days.
CAT6 does 10Gbit to 100ft and 5Gbit to 300ft.
CAT6e is not even a real standard, it's just marketing fluff.
CAT6A is a real thing and supports 10Gbit to 300ft.
CAT7 (and CAT7A) is an ISO standard but not recognized by the TIA.
CAT8 supports up to 40Gbit, but when will it be needed for home use? They've even made the 2.5Gbit and 5Gbit standards for home use since 10Gbit is still far from taking over the home market.
TLDR CAT5e is fine for most things unless its for 5Gbit or more.
CAT5 is old and should be avoided.
CAT5e is now certified for 2.5Gbit and the minimum you should bother with these days.
CAT6 does 10Gbit to 100ft and 5Gbit to 300ft.
CAT6e is not even a real standard, it's just marketing fluff.
CAT6A is a real thing and supports 10Gbit to 300ft.
CAT7 (and CAT7A) is an ISO standard but not recognized by the TIA.
CAT8 supports up to 40Gbit, but when will it be needed for home use? They've even made the 2.5Gbit and 5Gbit standards for home use since 10Gbit is still far from taking over the home market.
TLDR CAT5e is fine for most things unless its for 5Gbit or more.
One addition to CAT7: it's also not an IEEE standard. And a bunch of cables are kinda fake as they are just rebranded 6a cables (which is perfectly fine but don't think you're having anything special there because you bought CAT7)