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> Cat 5/5e cable (esp. in the wall), now you've got to replace the cable, even for short runs. Not always. I have a working 10GBASE-T link over about 50 feet o
by Unklejoe 7y ago
> Cat 5/5e cable (esp. in the wall), now you've got to replace the cable, even for short runs.
Not always. I have a working 10GBASE-T link over about 50 feet of Cat 5e, going through two couplers too. No frame loss.
Probably depends a lot on the quality of the cabling and the noise environment.
- snvzz 7y agoAnd then there's NBASE-T, which takes care of situations where the cabling isn't up to scratch, scaling bandwidth accordingly.