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Ethernet cable drops to 100/100 after some time
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Kyle Crane
Crane
Thanks for the Article link
It does go from the floor and though a door creak
I’ll have to check the whole cable again
It does go from the floor and though a door creak
I’ll have to check the whole cable again
Kyle Crane
Crane
Although one thing to note is that only for the past two months, it has been running through the floor
Before that, it was always from walls to the router
And yet the connection would drop when playing counterstrike , earlier with my old laptop, I never had this issue because I was on Wifi
And even before that in 2019, when I had an Amazon basics ethernet cable , that one didn’t have such problems either
I firmly believe this is a Fedus cable problem
Before that, it was always from walls to the router
And yet the connection would drop when playing counterstrike , earlier with my old laptop, I never had this issue because I was on Wifi
And even before that in 2019, when I had an Amazon basics ethernet cable , that one didn’t have such problems either
I firmly believe this is a Fedus cable problem
You don't need CAT7 5e or 6 support 10 Gigs. Just make sure cables aren't faulty
cat 6 will do 10 gbps easily depending on length with the current state of broadband i dont know if India will go above 1 gbps and beyond soon for that normal cat6 will be enough.
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The cheap FEDUS cables aren't really Cat 6 because they use CCA (copper-clad aluminum) instead of pure solid copper. This fails multiple standards such as TIA/EIA-568.2-D, ISO/IEC 11801, UL 444 and the National Electrical Code (in the US)...
There are a lot of cheap CCA cables that are advertised as "Cat 6" which don't meet the requirement of solid copper cores. They are more brittle and can break easily, oxidize faster when exposed to air, and can potentially become a fire hazard when used for PoE applications because the thermal properties of aluminum are worse than that of copper.
Ensure you're buying pure solid copper core cables and not CCA ones, I use iVoltaa Ethernet Cable CAT6A cables which have worked perfectly so far.
There are a lot of cheap CCA cables that are advertised as "Cat 6" which don't meet the requirement of solid copper cores. They are more brittle and can break easily, oxidize faster when exposed to air, and can potentially become a fire hazard when used for PoE applications because the thermal properties of aluminum are worse than that of copper.
Ensure you're buying pure solid copper core cables and not CCA ones, I use iVoltaa Ethernet Cable CAT6A cables which have worked perfectly so far.
Kyle Crane
Crane
hows ur experience with that cable so far?
Kyle Crane
Crane
update : so um instead of 0.9M meter Ethernet cable i ordered the 0.5ft Ethernet to connect my modem and router
sooooo
ofc dog for scale
i wanted to replace the Ethernet connecting modem and router since it was giving some connectivity issues ,so i ordered the iVoltaa CAT 7 cable but i didn't see which size i ordered until i got it delivered today
sooooo
ofc dog for scale
i wanted to replace the Ethernet connecting modem and router since it was giving some connectivity issues ,so i ordered the iVoltaa CAT 7 cable but i didn't see which size i ordered until i got it delivered today
