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Old 20-11-2009, 09:26   #3
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Re: Cat5e, Cat6 - Gigabit Network Benefits

Just because the cable has cat5e printed on it it doesn't mean to say that it'll cope with cat5e limits in every single application or for that matter it'#s actually true cat5e cable

The cable path, materials, and local emc sources can impact on the speed attained.

For gigabit (even indoors) if you're having a problem with cat5E then yes Cat6 or 7 will probably help though even cat6 can be limited to about 30m in certain electronic hostile areas
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