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Cat8 is very rigid and hard to work with. For my house backbone I used multi-mode fiber (OM4) cables which are much easier to work with and support up to 100 Gb
by ragall 6mo ago
Cat8 is very rigid and hard to work with. For my house backbone I used multi-mode fiber (OM4) cables which are much easier to work with and support up to 100 Gbps for 150m (https://www.fs.com/blog/om4-multimode-fiber-faq-highspeed-connectivity-guide-9498.html#:~:text=What%20is%20the%20Maximum%20Data%20Rate%20that%20OM4%20Fiber%20Supports https://www.fs.com/blog/om4-multimode-fiber-faq-highspeed-co...).
- matt-p 6mo agoCat5e/Cat6 is extremely easy to work with and does 10G at 30 metres. I take the view that's enough for me on any one link.