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Old 14-10-2021, 16:28   #4
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Re: Router ports behaving differently

I have 30m Cat5e that copes nicely with the figures above but I don't know if Cat5 is the same.





The Cat 5 speed is capable of 10/100 Mbps and frequencies up to 100MHz all at a length up to 100m.

Cat5e cable is a great choice for residential installations with it's performance of 350MHz and 1Gb up to 100 meters



Cat7 can also support 10 Gbps, but laboratory testing has successfully shown its ability to transmit up to 40 Gb at 50 meters and even 100 Gb at 15 meters.
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