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    popular Posted by VioletHaddock489 | Staff 11 months ago

    Amazon: UGREEN Cat 8 Ethernet Cable 20FT $8.02 + Free Shipping w/ Prime

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    Amazon [amazon.com] has UGREEN Cat 8 Ethernet Cable 20FT on sale for $8.02 w/ code 2764PXZW. Shipping is free for Prime members. Offer ends 12/4.
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    9 months ago
    5 Posts
    Joined May 2017
    9 months ago
    jayakumarr
    9 months ago
    5 Posts
    If your ISP provides the kind of speed this cable supports and you have that high speed plan, it makes sense to buy this. Else pick a standard cat6 cable should do just fine.
    9 months ago
    6,595 Posts
    Joined Mar 2006
    9 months ago
    geniv
    9 months ago
    6,595 Posts
    if you have eqiupment to fully support 40gbs. you wouldn't want to use copper cable for connection.
    you would use multi mode fiber.
    9 months ago
    450 Posts
    Joined Jan 2022
    9 months ago
    Frugal_Jerk
    9 months ago
    450 Posts
    Quote from mbaci :
    Snake oil?
    I like it for practical reasons, like I can tell the cable apart from other cables. I run one between my modem and router. So many cables down there, less interference sounds good.
    Google search excerpt:
    "If cost were no object then Cat8 would be the perfect choice today. It's freer from interference and cross-talk, and offers faster data transmission speeds than Cat6 and Cat6a. These days Cat8 can be found in data centers where quality and transmission rates matter, and where operations typically involve quick loading ..."
    9 months ago
    851 Posts
    Joined Oct 2011
    9 months ago
    tryzub
    9 months ago
    851 Posts
    What happened to Cat 7? Dog ate it? 😱
    9 months ago
    128 Posts
    Joined Apr 2016
    9 months ago
    Whiterabbit77
    9 months ago
    128 Posts
    cat5e support 5Gb speed at 100ft 22awg conductor.
    9 months ago
    575 Posts
    Joined Jun 2018
    9 months ago
    TWKZ85
    9 months ago
    575 Posts
    Quote from Earthwormjim :
    Very thin wire, do not buy, completely overpriced for the amount of copper you are getting.


    From the Q/A section:
    These ultra thins do not last either, never use them for anything serious or better yet not at all.
    9 months ago
    70 Posts
    Joined Nov 2013
    9 months ago
    JasonP7172
    9 months ago
    70 Posts
    No idea if it's a decent cable or not but it's absolutely not to Cat 8 spec.