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The differences are minimal. There is a good article on this topic: https://www.flukenetworks.com/knowledge-base/application-or-standards-articles-copper/1000ba

• jsjohnst 5y ago
  The differences, while minimal, do make a big difference in certain environments. Long cable lengths (>70m) is the obvious one that might apply in a home environment theoretically. The more common case where it makes a difference is in very high density cable trays or other places where you have a lot of potential interference, which generally doesn’t apply as much in a home. P.S. - a lot of your recent comments are showing as dead, might want to email HN mods and see what’s up.
  • yuhong 5y ago
    A lot of the difference is in things like keystone jacks and patch panels, as this is where far end crosstalk is most likely.
    • jsjohnst 5y ago
      Agree!